If passed, the bill would repeal California's 67-year-old Daylight Saving Time Act. It's not that simple. It would have to pass both houses, be signed by the

If passed, the bill would repeal California's 67-year-old Daylight Saving Time Act. It's not that simple. It would have to pass both houses, be signed by the Governor (or override a veto), and be approved by voters at the next statewide election. That's rather sloppy reporting.