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California's permanent daylight saving issues
Legislators are considering a bill to make daylight saving time permanent in the United States, which would delay sunrise times across California and other states during winter months. If enacted, Los Angeles would see its latest sunrise at 8 a.m., with other California cities experiencing similarly late sunrises, and many eastern cities would have sunrises after 8 a.m., potentially impacting school start times. The bill aims to eliminate the biannual clock shifts, with California voters previously approving a measure to adopt year-round daylight saving time if federal law permits. While the House approved the bill, it remains uncertain whether it will pass the Senate or be signed into law, with some officials expressing concern over late winter sunrises affecting safety and well-being.
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