California Diesel Prices Hit Record Highs Diesel prices in California have surged to record levels, with the statewide average rising above $8 a gallon and one San Diego station charging $9.99.

Low fuel supplies, reduced refining capacity, limited pipelines and high state taxes are worsening the crisis, while global conflicts are putting further pressure on energy markets. The rising costs are hurting businesses that depend heavily on diesel, including trucking, moving and construction companies. Many are being forced to raise prices or accept lower profits as fuel expenses soar, adding to inflation and making everyday goods and services more expensive for consumers.

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