California's gas prices have decreased to an average of $4.48 per gallon, down from $4.65 the previous year, despite remaining among the highest in the nation. The state ranked just below Hawaii, with prices significantly higher than the national average of $3.14. Politicians have engaged in disputes over gas prices, with Trump attempting to take credit for the decrease, which experts believe is due to increased oil supply from OPEC. Newsom refuted Trump's claims about pricing while highlighting the drop in California prices amidst the political controversy.
California's gas prices have seen a dip to $4.48, down from $4.65 a year prior, though still above the national average of $3.14.
Trump has claimed credit for lowering gas prices, asserting that OPEC's actions led to price drops, despite experts saying his influence is minimal.
Newsom countered Trump's assertions about gas prices in California, highlighting that Trump's statements were false and showcasing the recent dip in prices.
While California gas prices remain high compared to other states, a gallon averaged $4.48, marking a relative decrease in costs in a politically charged atmosphere.
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