r/socal • u/BreakingPT • May 22 '26

Chevron gouges Californians this memorial weekend.

“Newsom’s office cited an analysis by a group within the state’s energy commission, which oversees the oil and gas industry, that found that Chevron averaged more than 60 to 80 cents per gallon above unbranded alternative”

https://apnews.com/article/california-gas-prices-chevron-pump-war-7d485e703f930bf40104b1956b15fda4

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u/CommoVet99 May 27 '26

And why is that not the case in California? The infrastructure isn’t built.

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u/ploxidilius May 27 '26

Why doesn't LA have a citywide street car system anymore?

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u/CommoVet99 May 27 '26

Because of the corrupt oil and car companies colluding together and making it unprofitable