California Thursday officially exceeded an average gas price of $6 a gallon for the first time since the start of the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran.
The new high came just one week after a short-lived drop in the cost of a gallon, according to AAA. Various gas stations in California have been near or at the $6 mark for several weeks, but AAA said the average price was hovering below $6 a gallon. That changed on Thursday when AAA reported an average of $6.01 in California, up 16 cents from one week ago, with Mono County along the Nevada border at $6.95.
At the same time, Nevada saw the average price hit $5.13, up 17 cents from one week ago.
Colorado rose to $4.25, up 29 cents in one week, and Arizona was at $4.67, up six cents from April 23.
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