San Diego gas and diesel prices bounce back above the $3 mark over the weekend


San Diego gas prices flirted briefly with sub $3 a gallon prices last week, but have crept back up above $2.99 for diesel and regular unleaded on average. Yet demand is down and there are an estimated 125 million barrels of oil stored offshore in supertankers with holds that are bursting with surplus crude. This is oil pumped last year that still can't be sold because of low demand.  Blame the speculators. Full Story

San Diego gas prices slide below $3 mark

Gas prices finally slipped below the $3 mark even though oil prices are climbing. Be suspicious: California's refineries are producing at only 75% capacity in order to restrict supply and protect the industry from a massive price avalanche. MORE.

Gas prices set to nosedive

Despite a rash of refinery closures, fires, and other potential supply disasters, gas prices should collapse below the $3 mark, on average soon. "They're going to drop faster than a thick brick," says Charles Langley, Manager of UCAN's Gas Project. Get the Full Story.

Gas prices drop slightly over the weekend.


UPDATED Monday, September 28: Contrary to what we published on Friday, gasoline prices in San Diego dropped over the weekend after we predicted a sharp increase. More.

Toyota mandates safety inspection of floor mats

Toyota is ordering mandatory inspections of all Toyota and Lexus vehicles after an improperly installed floor mat was linked to a crash that killed four people last month near Santee, California. One of the victims was a California Highway Patrolman, who was driving the vehicle. READ MORE

Toyota issues huge recall due to floor mat safety issue

Toyota is ordering mandatory inspections of all Toyota and Lexus vehicles after an improperly installed floor mat was linked to a crash that killed four people last month near Santee, California. One of the victims was a California Highway Patrolman, who was driving the vehicle. READ MORE UPDATE: Toyota recalls 3.8 million Toyota and Lexus vehicles, according to Channel 10 News.

Labor Day Gouge Alert: Gas prices set new record high for 2009 and are still climbing

Sky high gas prices  SKY HIGH ... Just as we predicted, gas prices have climbed past the $3.10 a gallon mark, setting a new record for 2009. DETAILS.



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