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The average price of gasoline in Southern California continued to decline from its record highs in the spring, dropping 22 cents this month to $1.62 for a gallon of self-serve regular, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California. The club’s monthly Fuel Gauge Report, released Tuesday, is based on a survey of 2,800 gas stations.
City: Aug. 8-13 price
Bakersfield: $1.433
Blythe: 1.749
Burbank: 1.602
Fullerton: 1.742
Huntington Beach: 1.586
Long Beach: 1.615
Los Angeles: 1.625
Riverside: 1.558
San Bernardino: 1.578
San Diego: 1.724
Santa Barbara: 1.669
Santa Monica: 1.629
Ventura: 1.608
Woodland Hills: 1.591
Sources: Auto Club of Southern California, Oil Price Information Service
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