New York
12:50:00
Current time in United States
United States spans more than one timezone. Times below are shown by city or region, not as a single national clock.
Chicago
11:50:00
Denver
10:50:00
Los Angeles
09:50:00
Phoenix
09:50:00
Anchorage
08:50:00
Honolulu
06:50:00
Las Vegas
09:50:00
Houston
11:50:00
Miami
12:50:00
Seattle
09:50:00
Timezones in United States
The United States does not have one national time. The lower 48 states span Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific time. Alaska and Hawaii use their own zones, and Arizona (America/Phoenix) generally does not observe daylight saving. Always check a city page rather than assuming the whole country matches Washington or New York.
Daylight saving and business hours
United States uses more than one timezone, so DST and working hours can differ by city. Typical weekday office hours are often 09:00–17:00 local time — a planning range, not a legal standard. Open a city page for the live offset and DST flag from PHP’s timezone database.
Compare with London or New York using the city time comparison tool.
Compare cities or open a city page for sunrise data (where coordinates are available), a 24-hour timeline, and the difference from your browser timezone.
Frequently asked questions
United States uses more than one timezone. The clocks below show major cities or regions rather than a single national time.
Use the IANA name on each city card, such as America/New_York, instead of a fixed UTC offset. Offsets change when daylight saving starts or ends.