Gas prices at a well‑known Los Angeles gas station climbed toward $9 a gallon this week as the war involving Iran ripples through global oil markets and hits California drivers particularly hard. The Chevron station near Alameda Street and East Cesar Chavez Avenue, just across from Union Station, has become a symbol of sticker shock as fuel prices surge. The station, long notorious for posting prices far higher than surrounding pumps, was advertising regular gasoline for as much as $8.71 per

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