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Gas prices in New Jersey are at $2.28 a gallon on average, up a nickel from a week ago, but way cheaper than a year ago, says AAA.

Gov. Murphy has made it clear: global crisis or not, self-serve gas is not coming to New Jersey.

They're warning drivers to not use debit cards at most Garden State gas stations because the data can be easily stolen.

Looks like gas prices are falling and they will continue to drop just ahead of the big Thanksgiving weekend and the holiday shopping season.

Out-of-staters come here and find it strange, and many of us who live here still wonder why.

"It's all about supply and demand," said petroleum analyst Patrick DeHaan. "Demand is up, supply is down, and that has pushed oil and gas prices up."

Well, it was nice while it lasted. It seems like yesterday the price of gas was well under $2 a gallon. Unfortunately, those days seem to be over...for now.

Governor Chris Christie wants to raise the price of gas in New Jersey, but a proposed tax hike is being shelved for now.

Are you ready to pump your own gas?

New Jersey residents are being warned to stay alert for a sneaky kind of crime at gas stations in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington D.C.

Gasoline prices could soar by Memorial Day and stay at record levels for much of the summer.