The United States spans several time zones, from UTC−10 in Honolulu to UTC−5 in New York. Here is the current time in each, with its main cities on the map.
The United States has more than one time zone. The live clocks at the top of this page show the current time in each, starting with New York.
The cities listed here use 7 time zones: UTC−5 (America/New_York) in New York, Boston, Washington, D.C., Miami, Atlanta; UTC−8 (America/Los_Angeles) in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle; UTC−6 (America/Chicago) in Chicago, Dallas, Houston; UTC−7 (America/Denver) in Denver; UTC−7 (America/Phoenix) in Phoenix; UTC−9 (America/Anchorage) in Anchorage; UTC−10 (Pacific/Honolulu) in Honolulu.
Yes. New York moves from UTC−5 to UTC−4 for daylight saving time. In 2026 clocks go forward on 8 March and back on 1 November.
No. Phoenix stays on UTC−7 all year, so its clocks never change.