Time Change

This page collects the 11 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Time Change”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Congress, Health, and Federal Legislation.

1. Thu, Nov 51 item
   1. President Trump urges Congress to pass the Sunshine Protection Act for permanent daylight saving timePresident Trump called on the Senate to pass the Sunshine Protection Act to make daylight saving time permanent following an early winter sunset. The bill previously passed the House with bipartisan sHillsborough County2 reports
2. Sat, Oct 312 items
   1. Daylight saving time ends with clocks falling back an hourClocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, ending daylight saving time and shifting sunset times to before 6 p.m. in Key Biscayne. Phones and computers update automatically, while manual clocks requiMiami-Dade County
   2. Clocks Return to Standard Time Across Southern California as Daylight Saving Time EndsLos Angeles County
3. Fri, Oct 303 items
   1. WWSB reports weekend rain forecast and ending of Daylight Saving TimeSarasota will experience changing weekend weather conditions, including possible coastal flooding from king tides tonight, scattered storms on Saturday, a wet First Alert Weather Day on Sunday, and thManatee County2 reports
   2. Clocks fall back an hour as lawmakers and residents debate Daylight Saving TimeHillsborough County2 reports
   3. Daylight Saving Time Ends on Florida's Suncoast as Clocks Move BackSarasota County
4. Mon, Oct 261 item
   1. Daylight saving time ends with clocks turning back an hour on SundayStandard time begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday as clocks turn back one hour, providing an extra hour of sleep but disrupting daily routines and sleep habits. Health organizations recommend adjusting bedtimeHillsborough County
5. Sun, Oct 251 item
   1. Legislative proposals in Congress consider permanent daylight saving time, year-round standard time, and a 30-minute time shiftThree different legislative approaches to changing daylight saving time were considered in Congress this year, but none have been enacted into law. The Sunshine Protection Act sought permanent daylighLos Angeles County

1. 01Mississippilocation2 mentions
2. 02Senateorganization2 mentions
3. 03Washingtonlocation2 mentions
4. 04Mary Gay Scanlonperson2 mentions
5. 05White Houseorganization2 mentions
6. 06Columbus State Universityorganization2 mentions
7. 07Galluporganization2 mentions
8. 08AP-NORCorganization2 mentions
9. 09Tom Cottonperson2 mentions
10. 10Houseorganization2 mentions