gas prices

Massachusetts gas prices are holding steady. AAA Southern New England reports today that the average cost of a gallon of mself-serve regular remained the same as last week, $3.28. That's 7 cents higher than the national average for the same grade, but still a dime lower that the in-state price a month ago and 30 cents lower than last year...

Finally some good news for drivers, gas prices are continuing to fall and are at the lowest they have been in almost three years.  According to The Wall Street Journal, prices have dropped due to the boom in domestic oil drilling.  The national price this week is $3...

Massachusetts gas prices continue to drop, but remain well above the national average.       AAA Southern New England reports Tuesday that its weekly survey found self-serve, regular selling for an average of $3.28 per gallon, 2 cents lower than last week.  ...

Gasoline prices continue to drop in Massachusetts, but still can't catch up to the plunging national average. AAA Southern New England reported today that self-serve, regular is down another 6 cents per gallon to an average of $3.47. That's still 8 cents higher than the national average, The current price in Massachusetts is 37 cents lower than at the same time last year and 18 cents lower than a

Massachusetts gasoline prices are up six cents this week, but are still below the national average.

Massachusetts gas prices are still falling, down another 2 cents per gallon in the past week. AAA Southern New England reports Monday that a gallon of self-serve, regular has dropped to an average of $3.42 per gallon, eight cents below the national average...

Massachusetts gas prices are down another two cents per gallon, and are now three cents lower than the national average. AAA Southern New England reports Monday that self-serve, regular has dropped to an average of $3.63 per gallon. The local price has now dropped 13 cents in the past month and is 13 cents lower than at the same time last year...

Massachusetts gas prices rose by another four cents last week. That makes for a 31-cent hike in the past month.

Gas prices have increased daily for over a month! This hurts every working family in our community.

Gasoline prices in Massachusetts are up this week, according to A-A-A of Southern New England. A-A-A's latest report out today shows self-serve, regular unleaded averaging $3.72 per gallon, four cents higher than a week ago. Prices locally are up 31 cents over the past month...