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Four-Dollar Gas Hitting Palo Alto Drivers
The average price of a gallon of regular gas in Palo Alto is rising.

The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Santa Cruz County is inching closer to $4, a price much of the rest of California is already paying.
The average price of regular gasoline in California jumped 22.8-cents in the past week to a statewide average of $3.904, according to the state Energy Almanac.
The Wall Street Journal reported the average price at the pump in the San Francisco area was $3.93 earlier this week, up 21 cents from late January. The price of a gallon of gas has already topped $4 in Southern California, averaging $4.03 on Tuesday, according to the AAA Fuel Gauge Report.
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The spike in gas prices was traced back to the usual suspects: refinery problems, high crude prices and the costs of converting production lines to California's summer gas blend, the Mercury News reported.
In Palo Alto, the cheapest gas is at ARCO ($3.85 on Saturday morning).
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Below are some of the best gas prices available in Palo Alto according to Gasbuddy.com.
- ARCO, San Antonio Road and East Charleston; San Antonio Road & E. Middlefield. Regular: $3.85 Premium: $4.05
- Valero, San Antonio Road & Middlefield Road. Regular: $3.89 Premium: $4.09
- Shell, 1161 Embarcadero Rd. & W Bayshore Rd. Regular: $3.99 Premium: $4.15
- 76, 835 San Antonio Rd. & E Charleston Rd. Regular: $4.05 Premium: $4.29
- Chevron, 3897 El Camino Real & Ventura Ave. Regular: $4.13 Premium: $4.39
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