gas prices

Summer travel in the Garden State is static, and so are prices at the pump.

Gas prices in New Jersey are five cents higher than a week ago as demand grows, but still 73 cents cheaper than a year ago, says AAA Mid-Atlantic.

New Jersey gas prices continue to drop, down another two cents this week to an average $2.77 a gallon.

1.4 million New Jerseyans plan to travel this 4th of July holiday weekend and most plan to take to the roadways, says AAA.

They could get even lower by summer.

NJ has a among the highest gasoline taxes, but our gas is still cheaper than neighboring states

It's welcomed news following a lengthy stretch of rising pump prices.

The rise in gas prices — typical at this time of year in New Jersey — is continuing, as demand increases and we switch to a more expensive formula.

They’re up 8 cents in the past week and the they’ll continue to rise for months.

Jersey drivers are starting to wonder if the price drops at the gas pump may be coming to a screeching halt.