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Price of gas, diesel fuel continue to soar

Price of gas, diesel fuel continue to soar

The price of crude oil continues to soar. Gas prices are high, again, and diesel fuel cost is causing truckers to sit some rigs.
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California Gas Prices Expected to Drop by Up to 30 Cents Per Gallon Due to Seasonal Blend Switch

California Gas Prices Expected to Drop by Up to 30 Cents Per Gallon Due to Seasonal Blend Switch

California motorists are anticipated to see a significant reduction in gas prices, with an expected drop of 10 to 30 cents per gallon next month. This relief comes as the state transitions from its more expensive summer-blend gasoline to the winter blend. According to Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, this seasonal change is the primary driver behind the projected price decrease. The announcement offers a glimmer of hope for Californians who have faced soaring prices at the pump, with the statewide average recently exceeding $6 a gallon. Prices in some Bay Area locations, such as San Jose and San Francisco, have seen increases of 20 and 21 cents, respectively, in a single week. The potential savings are a welcome development after a challenging year for drivers, during which the statewide average surged by $1.43 and diesel prices climbed to a record $8.35 per gallon.
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Ski Resort Industry Urges Senate to Reject Sunshine Protection Act of 2026

Ski Resort Industry Urges Senate to Reject Sunshine Protection Act of 2026

The U.S. ski resort industry is actively lobbying U.S. senators to oppose the Sunshine Protection Act of 2026, a bill that aims to establish permanent daylight saving time. Five resort trade groups and two resort companies, collectively representing 115 ski areas across 10 states, sent a letter to 19 senators on September 10, outlining their concerns. They argue that the proposed legislation would result in a significant reduction of morning sunlight during winter months, posing substantial operational, economic, and safety risks for mountain communities and resort workers. The industry emphasizes that adequate morning sunlight is critical for safe operations in alpine environments, including preparing ski areas and ensuring timely openings. The House of Representatives previously passed the bill on July 14 with a vote of 308-117, with proponents citing polls indicating public dissatisfaction with semi-annual clock changes.
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Trump says he supports a ban on US diesel exports to ease prices

Trump says he supports a ban on US diesel exports to ease prices

President Trump said he supports a temporary ban on U.S. diesel exports, a proposal Republican midterm candidates are pushing to lower fuel prices.
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FTR Reports Rising Fuel Prices Push Shippers Conditions Index Further into Negative Territory

FTR Reports Rising Fuel Prices Push Shippers Conditions Index Further into Negative Territory

FTR Reports Rising Fuel Prices Push Shippers Conditions Index Further into Negative Territory
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Anheuser-Busch Invests $23 Million in Fort Collins Brewery, Expands Manufacturing Skills Training

Anheuser-Busch Invests $23 Million in Fort Collins Brewery, Expands Manufacturing Skills Training

Anheuser-Busch Invests $23 Million in Fort Collins Brewery, Expands Manufacturing Skills Training
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Two pilots die in helicopter crash fighting California wildfire

Two pilots die in helicopter crash fighting California wildfire

By Andrew Hay Sept 21 (Reuters) - Two pilots died when their helicopter crashed on Sunday afternoon while dropping water on a wildfire in California's Yosemite National Park, authorities said on Monday.
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Supreme Court to Hear Climate Change Preemption Case, Suncor Energy, Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County

Supreme Court to Hear Climate Change Preemption Case, Suncor Energy, Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in Suncor Energy, Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County, a case that will address whether state-level lawsuits against energy companies for their role in climate change are preempted by federal law. This case, scheduled for the first day of the October 2026 Term, is the first of its kind involving climate change to reach the Supreme Court. The lawsuit was brought by the county commissioners of Boulder County and the city of Boulder against Exxon Mobil Corporation and three Suncor Energy entities in Colorado state court. The plaintiffs are seeking damages for the alleged exacerbation of climate change and its impact on Boulder's property and residents, claiming the companies knowingly contributed to climate change while misleading the public. The Colorado Supreme Court previously ruled that Boulder's claims are not preempted by federal law, noting that the federal Clean Air Act does not expressly preempt such state tort liability, nor does it imply field o...
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Melat Kiros Defeats Longtime Incumbent Diana DeGette in Colorado Democratic Primary

Melat Kiros Defeats Longtime Incumbent Diana DeGette in Colorado Democratic Primary

In the June 2026 Colorado Democratic primary, Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old Democratic Socialist, successfully unseated 15-term incumbent Representative Diana DeGette in Colorado's 1st Congressional District. This district, encompassing Denver, is considered the most Democratic in the state, making Kiros the favored candidate for the general election. Kiros, who was born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and raised in Denver, centered her campaign on addressing affordability issues within her community, specifically focusing on transit, housing, healthcare, and childcare. Her victory is seen as a reflection of a broader trend where progressive candidates are gaining traction against more established figures within the Democratic Party. Kiros's campaign highlighted the struggles of current immigrant families to achieve the 'American dream' compared to previous generations, citing stagnant wages and rising costs of living as major barriers.
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U.S. Drilling Activity Increases Amid Concerns Over Prolonged Conflict in Persian Gulf

U.S. Drilling Activity Increases Amid Concerns Over Prolonged Conflict in Persian Gulf

U.S. Drilling Activity Increases Amid Concerns Over Prolonged Conflict in Persian Gulf
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Chevron CEO sends a strong message on oil price and the economy

Chevron CEO sends a strong message on oil price and the economy

Something Chevron's CEO said at an energy conference puts the White House's oil price message in a difficult spot
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Florida Grocery Prices Among Nation's Highest Amid Rising Diesel Costs

Florida Grocery Prices Among Nation's Highest Amid Rising Diesel Costs

A recent pricing study highlighted by The Daytona Beach News-Journal indicates that Florida's grocery prices are among the highest in the United States. A basket of 30 staple items at Walmart locations in Florida averaged $134.35, compared to the national average of $132.57. This places Florida eighth highest in the nation for grocery costs, with Alaska ($152.20) and Hawai'i ($145.63) having higher averages, and New Jersey ($125.85) the lowest. August figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show continued price increases in several grocery categories, including turkey and other poultry (up 11.5%), instant coffee (up 11%), beef roasts (up 8.4%), frozen fish and seafood (up 8.2%), and tomatoes (up 5.8%). However, some items saw price drops, such as eggs (down 23%), butter (down 8.3%), cheese and related products (down 3.8%), and fresh whole chickens (down 3%).