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Southern California’s average gasoline price jumped nine cents a gallon in the last month to $1.78 for a gallon of self-serve regular unleaded. Prices have soared 18 cents a gallon since mid-February, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California’s monthly fuel gauge report, based on data from 2,800 Southern California gas stations.
City: April 12-16 avg. price
Bakersfield: $1.808
Blythe: 1.956
Burbank: 1.719
Fullerton: 1.702
Huntington Beach: 1.698
Long Beach: 1.703
Los Angeles: 1.728
Riverside: 1.720
San Bernadino: 1.738
San Diego: 1.847
Santa Barbara: 1.952
Santa Monica: 1.766
Ventura: 1.834
Woodland Hills: 1.754
Source: Auto Club, Oil Price Information Service
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