Gov. Newsom said oil companies need to explain why California drivers pay so much more than the rest of the nation.
SAN MATEO -- The price for a gallon of regular is creeping toward $8 at one station on Sand Hill Road in Palo Alto.
In a video posted to Twitter Newsom said oil companies need to explain why California drivers pay so much more for fuel than the rest of the nation. "It's a rapid change -- I didn't expect it to go up that high, that quickly," said Kurt Perez, from San Mateo."These prices are outrageous! This is insane right now," said Kevin Kotwica from Washington state.
Some experts say the switch could save drivers up to 20 cents per gallon but others caution it will take time.
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