Congress is weighing legislation to put the US on permanent daylight saving time, ending the twice-yearly clock change. Lawmakers in California and other states could opt out making daylight saving time permanent, but would need to decide before the law takes effect.
Congress is weighing legislation to put the US on permanent daylight saving time, ending the twice-yearly clock change. Lawmakers in California and other states could opt out making daylight saving time permanent, but would need to decide before the law takes effect.
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