What time zone is New York (State) in?

New York (State) is primarily in the Eastern Daylight Time zone (EDT), currently UTC−04:00.

Does New York (State) observe daylight saving time?

Yes. In 2026, clocks go forward around March 8 and back around November 1.

New York City is the most populous city in New York (State).

§ 01United States · EDT

New York (State) runs on Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), currently UTC−04:00. Its largest city is New York City.

§ 02Time zone & daylight saving

Time zone: Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
UTC offset: UTC−04:00
Largest city: New York City
Daylight saving (2026): Yes. In 2026, clocks go forward around March 8 and back around November 1.

§ 03Time difference

New Yorksame

Chicago+1 h

Denver+2 h

Los Angeles+3 h

London−5 h

Tokyo−13 h

Hours are New York (State)’s current offset relative to each city, daylight saving included.

§ 04Cities in New York (State)

United States

§ 05Frequently asked

What time zone is New York (State) in?: New York (State) is primarily in the Eastern Daylight Time zone (EDT), currently UTC−04:00.
Does New York (State) observe daylight saving time?: Yes. In 2026, clocks go forward around March 8 and back around November 1.
What is the largest city in New York (State)?: New York City is the most populous city in New York (State).