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Time Changes

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  1. Fri, Oct 301 item
    1. Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday as Clocks Roll Back One HourClocks across Southern California will roll back one hour from 2 a.m. to 1 a.m. on Sunday, ending daylight saving time and returning the region to Pacific Standard Time. The transition brings earlier Los Angeles County

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  1. 01Hawaiilocation1 mentions
  2. 02Donald Trumpperson1 mentions
  3. 03Pacific Standard Timeother1 mentions
  4. 04Southern Californialocation1 mentions
  5. 05Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportationorganization1 mentions
  6. 06National Highway Traffic Safety Administrationorganization1 mentions
  7. 07American Samoalocation1 mentions
  8. 08Northern Mariana Islandslocation1 mentions
  9. 09Arizonalocation1 mentions
  10. 10U.S. Virgin Islandslocation1 mentions

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  • Topic to peopleDonald Trump
  • Topic to orgsSenate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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  1. Oct 30, 2026NewsDaylight Saving Time Ends Sunday as Clocks Roll Back One Hour