gas

Is it a coincidence that every Spring/Summer gas prices go up? Obviously I'm being sarcastic and no, it's a popular time to travel and "supply & demand" is the mantra! So here we are in May and gas prices are hovering close to $3.00 a gallon.

An attempt at arson by a man who tried to set Galloway Police headquarters on fire is in a heap of trouble when he's finally caught.

I could go back to the well of "should we be able to pump our own gas?" over and over again, and we could get a brisk debate going about it every time. But this isn't about whether we should be able to or not, it's about one of the things that still happens when getting a fill-up that drives me crazy..

Many environmental groups aren't happy with President Donald Trump's plan to begin off-shore oil and gas drilling in the Atlantic Ocean, and they plan to vent their frustrations and fears on Saturday in a national day of protest including spots in New Jersey.

Gas prices have gone up between the new State Tax and pricing in general, so I thought I'd give you a look at the cheapest gas in both Ocean and Monmouth Counties. OCEAN COUNTY Costco in Brick on Rt. 70 East & Shorrock Street - $ 2.27 (Regu ... Read More ...

It's an issue that's back in the news, self service gas stations here in New Jersey ? As you heard WOBM's Morning News Anchor Dianne De Oliveira reporting this morning, Governor Christie seems opposed following a survey that reportedly found 78% of women opposed to self service gas stations and the majority of men also opposed.... ...

Prices at the pumps are on the rise! Is it just in time for Summer? Coming into work this morning it seemed that gas averaged around $1.70 ... which is up 20 cents in the past two weeks.   So today we are asking where are the best prices for gas and what is your favorite gas station here at the Jersey Shore ....   ...

TRENTON (AP) — Drivers in New Jersey could soon pump their own gas under a bill being introduced in the Assembly.

Pumping gas is one of my favorite topics to debate here on WOBM.com, it always gets people riled up on both sides of the conversation.

There's no question that we live in a unique state. There are a lot of things that you can find and experience in NJ that you can't get elsewhere. Have you ever thought about what you'd miss if you leave the Garden State?