"California's Gas Prices Soar Above $5, Experts Uncertain of Relief Timeline"

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Gas prices in Southern California have surpassed $5 per gallon, with the average price for self-serve regular gasoline in California at $5.04. Experts from AAA attribute the price spike to a cutback in oil production by OPEC and a rise in oil prices. While California has increased oil stockpiles and imports, providing some potential relief, it remains uncertain when prices will decrease. In the meantime, AAA advises drivers to maximize fuel efficiency and shop around for lower prices.
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