gas

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?

I've lived in a number of different states, so I've gotten to enjoy being able to pump my own gas. In fact, it's a topic that I've covered a few times in the past, that's how much I wish we were allowed to get out and fill up here in the Garden State. But, maybe it's people like this who are holding us back. Watch this clueless gas pump patron struggle to figure out how to even begin:

If you’re noticing a lot of new, and unfamiliar, names while shopping for gas, don’t be surprised; low demand and razor thin margins are causing many gas stations to close.

Prices at the pump closed favorable for drivers finds AAA, with a gallon of regular gas falling to the lowest cost in three years.

Gas prices have remained fairly stable since the summer and that has saved the economy billions of dollars.

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.

A New Jersey State Senator, who was going to introduce a measure to tax all drivers based on the number of miles they drive, has changed his mind, and is now crafting legislation that calls for a yearly fee for those who own electric and alternate fuel vehicles.

The gas price picture continues to look rosy as the summer driving season approaches.

Motorists continue to see lower prices at the pumps in New Jersey.

The state could soon be stepping up to help gas station owners afford back-up generators as part of a measure moving through Trenton.