Incorrect Time - Daylight Savings on West Coast

Here on the West Coast, daylight savings time just ended and my 3Gs is still showing the time as being an hour ahead of what it should now be.
Funny thing is when I go into the World Clock on my phone, it shows correctly. I even tried re-syncing in iTunes. The time continues to be ahead by one hour.
Any ideas???

Syncing won't change this.
If you have the date and time set to automatic, the date and time is set by the cell tower or server that is serving the cell tower that your iPhone is connected to.
Any change after powering your iPhone off and on and/or after an iPhone reset?
If not, switch Set Automatically off and manually set the time. Wait until later today and switch it back to Set Automatically to see if the cell tower or server that is serving the cell tower your iPhone is connected to has been updated.

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