Fuel prices are increasing ahead of Labor Day weekend. The average price of gas in California is $5.81, about $1.20 more than a year ago. This surge is attributed to the ongoing war.

The conflict is driving the spike in gas prices, making it difficult to predict future prices. An expert notes that there is no sign of change in the war, which is the main driver of the price increase.

Further details on the current gas prices and their potential impact are available in a full report, which can be viewed for more information on the situation and what to expect in the coming weeks.