California schools, agencies face higher fuel prices from Iran war

The war between the U.S. and Israel in Iran has driven up fuel prices across California, impacting schools and state agencies.

- Diesel in Siskiyou County has reached $7 per gallon, forcing schools to cut programs. - The CHP has seen a 46% increase in fuel costs since the war began.

- Caltrans fuel expenses rose from $3.9 million in February to $5.7 million in April. - Higher oil prices are also affecting agriculture through increased fertilizer costs.

The state is bracing for broader economic effects as agencies absorb rising costs.