Tom Kloza

The trend has been shared across Northeast states due to recent unusually high prices for reformulated gasoline, which must be sold through Sept. 15.

Today's pump prices are about 12 cents higher than the same time last year, but that's not what you should be worrying about.

Gas prices in New Jersey could dip even lower, before they start to climb in the next few weeks.

Prices are expected to start rising by next February.

In fact, from this point moving forward, one expert expects some relief at the pump.

My gas station just went up 10 cents a gallon in one day! Things aren’t good, expecially since prices nationwide are closing in on $4 a gallon, according to a AAA survey out today. Why is that? Well, there are any number of reasons...