This year's change from daylight saving time to standard time takes place on Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 a.m. local time. Americans ...

Daylight saving time, or DST, was formally introduced in the United States in 1918, and in 2007, the rules for DST changed.

Opposition to year-round daylight saving time comes from sleep experts, lawmakers, Jewish groups and the ski resort industry.

It's that time of year again to move our clocks back an hour for daylight saving time — but changes to this long-held routine could possibly come soon.

The weather is cooler, football is happening, new iPhones have arrived, and all of that means it's almost time to move the ...

Some states have enacted laws to make DST permanent, but these laws cannot go into effect until Congress allows it at the ...

Weeks ahead of setting clocks back, Manitoba will move to permanent daylight saving time. The southern border of the Canadian ...

Will New Jersey really fall back this year? Here's where the legislation for permanent daylight saving time stands right now ...

Clocks will fall back an hour in November, bringing earlier sunsets to Dallas-Fort Worth.

A major hurdle stands in the way of permanent daylight saving time: schools. Despite momentum from the White House, lawmakers ...

As the November 1 clock change approaches, the fate of a national push to “lock the clock" now rests with the U.S. Senate.

After clocks "sprang forward" in March for Daylight Saving Time, people will have to adjust their clocks again in November, ...