According to a statement from District 1 Assemblymember Megan Dahle, As we approach the colder months‚ California families could see an increase in gas prices at the pump. The California Air Resources Board is set to vote next month on new regulations that could raise gas prices by as much as 65 cents per gallon‚ adding even more strain to budgets already stretched by high fuel costs.
If approved‚ prices could rise steadily‚ potentially reaching up to $1.50 more per gallon by 2035. With Californians already paying some of the highest gas prices in the country‚ these increases would make it even harder for families to manage their day-to-day expenses.
In light of this‚ I’ve joined several other legislators in urging CARB to delay their decision until a clearer picture of the financial impact is available. It’s important that Californians have transparency and a voice in the process before major changes like these are made.
While the governor has already approved these regulations‚ it’s never too late to make your voice heard. I encourage you to reach out to his office and share your thoughts on how these decisions are affecting your family.
Here’s the text of the Oct. 15, letter to Liane Randolph Chair, California Air Resources Board…