Gas prices in California are rising as the war in Iran disrupts oil supply. While the state produces some oil, it still relies heavily on imports—30% from the Middle East and nearly half from South America. Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has slowed, tripling tanker costs in two weeks. Experts say, these delays are driving higher pump prices across California and neighboring states - with the impact depending on how quickly the conflict ends.
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Iran war drives California gas prices higher
