California drivers are getting a painful reminder that where they fill up can matter almost as much as what they drive.
The state average for regular gasoline stood at $5.593 a gallon Sunday, according to AAA, putting California about $1.58 above the $4.012 national average.
A county-by-county look at the latest available figures shows a patchwork of prices, with some inland communities offering considerably cheaper gas while motorists along the Central Coast and in parts of the Bay Area are paying well above average.
The best bargain in the supplied data was Yuba City, where regular gas averaged $5.2718 a gallon. That was followed by El Centro…
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