Daylight saving time

Spring forward. Fall backward. And, if this new bill passes, we can just stay right where we are with your antiquated version of time hokey pokey. For years, Daylight Saving was a way to have more natural light during the day and into the night...

We will gain an extra hour, ending daylight savings time for the year.

As we prepare to “spring forward” this weekend, a bipartisan bill in the U.S. Senate looks to stop the twice-yearly time change.  Oregon’s Ron Wyden recently reintroduced the Sunshine Protection Act, which would keep Daylight Saving Time year-round.  But fellow Oregon Democra...

Didn't we join with other states and do away with that? What you need to know...

It is Inevitable.

Daylight Saving ends on Sunday Morning make sure you set your clock back 1 hour when you go to bed Saturday night or 2 a.m. Sunday morning for you night owls.

A Sunnyside Senator by the name of Jim Honeyford is pushing forward a bill that would make Daylight Saving permanent in the state of Washington. The bill has just inced closer as we await Governor Jay Inslee's signature

It wasn't even a close vote as the bill passes easily with a 89-7 to abolish Daylight Saving Time.

Oregon and Idaho are also considering abolishing Daylight Saving Time. People want the extra hour of light in the evening rather than the extra hour in the morning.

With Daylight savings only a week away it brings back memories of calling "Time" to set the clocks in the house. We relied on calling a recorded voice that would update every few seconds to tell you the exact hour, minute and second of every day...

What is that bright object in the sky? Daylight Saving Time begins on Sunday morning at 2am!