Gasoline prices in California

Regular gasoline in California averaged $5.83 a gallon in the week of September 14, 2026, in EIA’s own series for California, up 15¢ on the week before and up 136¢ on a year ago.

The last 52 weeks

• Sep 22$4.47
• Sep 29$4.45
• Oct 6$4.45
• Oct 13$4.46
• Oct 20$4.43
• Oct 27$4.36
• Nov 3$4.43
• Nov 10$4.50
• Nov 17$4.48
• Nov 24$4.40
• Dec 1$4.36
• Dec 8$4.27
• Dec 15$4.16
• Dec 22$4.08
• Dec 29$4.04
• Jan 5$4.03
• Jan 12$3.98
• Jan 19$3.98
• Jan 26$4.04
• Feb 2$4.18
• Feb 9$4.31
• Feb 16$4.42
• Feb 23$4.44
• Mar 2$4.48
• Mar 9$5.09
• Mar 16$5.38
• Mar 23$5.65
• Mar 30$5.71
• Apr 6$5.77
• Apr 13$5.73
• Apr 20$5.65
• Apr 27$5.79
• May 4$5.96
• May 11$5.97
• May 18$5.96
• May 25$5.91
• Jun 1$5.85
• Jun 8$5.70
• Jun 15$5.55
• Jun 22$5.39
• Jun 29$5.25
• Jul 6$5.18
• Jul 13$5.20
• Jul 20$5.35
• Jul 27$5.49
• Aug 3$5.50
• Aug 10$5.43
• Aug 17$5.40
• Aug 24$5.45
• Aug 31$5.52
• Sep 7$5.68
• Sep 14$5.83

About this figure

The price is the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s weekly retail survey of regular gasoline, all formulations, dollars per gallon including taxes, collected each Monday. A year-ago figure is the survey week fifty-two weeks earlier. EIA data are in the public domain. A PADD is a Petroleum Administration for Defense District, one of the five regions (the East Coast split in three) EIA has grouped fuel statistics by since 1942.

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