Establishes permanent standard time in NJ.

S 4084 would end New Jersey's biannual time changes by permanently observing Eastern Standard Time year-round, affecting all residents and businesses statewide. The bill amends state law to remove the current provision requiring clocks to shift forward in spring and back in fall for daylight saving time. It cites studies showing these time changes cause economic losses, health risks (including heart issues and sleep disruption), and increased accident rates, while promoting permanent standard time as aligning better with human circadian rhythms. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine supports this approach, recommending the elimination of seasonal time changes nationwide.