Bay Area diesel tops $9.999 a gallon at three stations, signaling a CA price spike
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Diesel prices in California surged to the state’s limit of $9.99 per gallon at three Bay Area stations (two in San Jose and one in Santa Clara), with another San Diego station hitting $9.999; the statewide average diesel price rose to about $7.98/gal amid refinery outages and California’s unique fuel blend, with experts warning the spike could drive higher costs for trucking and the broader economy.
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