gas prices

Drivers in the Binghamton area were shocked to see a sudden price hike at gasoline stations.

Drivers around the Binghamton area may have noticed that gasoline prices have jumped above the cost of diesel at some stations.

A petroleum analyst says Southern Tier drivers may enjoy falling gas prices for a little longer. But Jeffrey Pelton, who tracks prices for the consumer website gasbuddy.com, says the "good times may be over" by the end of this month. Pelton notes the Binghamton area was "late to the party" in experiencing gasoline prices below two dollars a gallon...

Gas prices below two dollars a gallon are becoming more common across the Southern Tier. Three places along Route 11 in Whitney Point have been displaying prices of under two bucks for several days. The price slipped another three cents - down to $1...

Drivers in the Twin Tiers may wind up with a little extra cash during the upcoming holiday season. Gas prices in the Binghamton area are expected to keep dropping for the next couple of months. Jeff Pelton, a price analyst for the consumer website gasbuddy...

The cost of a gallon of gasoline in the Binghamton area is about 60 cents lower today than it was a year ago. The ongoing price plunge at gas pumps is resulting in significant savings to drivers as they refuel their vehicles. Several stations and convenience stores in Broome and Tioga counties are posting prices under three dollars a gallon...

The price of virtually everything else may be rising but there's one place where that's not the case, at least for the moment. Gasoline prices across the Twin Tiers and around the United States continue to drop and some industry experts predict the trend will continue through the end of the year...

Drivers across the Southern Tier and around the country are encountering lower gasoline prices compared to a year ago. According to the AAA Fuel Gauge Report, the average pump price for a gallon of regular in the Binghamton market has dropped to about $3...

Pump prices are increasing at gas stations around the Binghamton area as the Labor Day weekend approaches. While the cost of a gallon of regular is about three cents higher than a week ago, local prices still are about 14 cents a gallon lower than one year ago...

Drivers around the Twin Tiers already are paying higher gasoline prices than a week ago and the increases are likely to continue. Some Binghamton-area gas stations have raised pump prices by 14 cents a gallon in the last ten days. One local station increased its prices by eight cents a gallon from Thursday to Friday...