We are not dependent on Russian oil and we have no good reasons for why these prices have skyrocketed, Charles Langley of Public Watchdogs says. Public Watchdogs is demanding the California attorney general investigate possible gas price gouging.
SAN DIEGO — California Assemblymembers proposed a $400 gas rebate earlier this week in hopes of easing the pain at the pump for Californians amid record-breaking high gas prices.
In San Diego County, the average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline rose for the 24th consecutive day Friday, rising to a record-high $5.839., a nonprofit advocacy group in La Mesa, joined KUSI’s Elizabeth Alvarez on “Good Morning San Diego” to discuss the organization’s demand for California Attorney General Rob Bonta to investigate possible gas price gouging.We are not dependent on Russian oil and we have no good reasons for why these prices have skyrocketed, Langley added.
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