“Up to 82 people must be hired. Software must be written to accept applications of thousands of entrepreneurs hoping to legally sell marijuana. Regulations governing sales aren’t fully cooked.”
Always read the fine print, especially before purchasing an entire town for $5 million.
Plus, a look at how the problem was first uncovered.
By a 3-2 vote, the Board of Supervisors decided to overturn an existing ban on commercial marijuana Tuesday, opening the door to a commercial market come January 2018.
If you thought legalization of recreational marijuana meant the end of California’s black market, you thought wrong.
A majority of Siskiyou County residents voted to legalize recreational marijuana in November, but that hasn't stopped their no-nonsense sheriff, Jon Lopey, from embarking on a crusade against the stuff.
Supervisor Bohn recently spoke to Route Fifty staff correspondent Quinn Lisbon at the National Association of Counties annual conference in Franklin County, Ohio.
We can already tell you how this story ends.
Forget everything you thought you knew about marijuana and a man’s seed.
A recent legal case out of Fontana should as a warning shot to local governments tempted to go overboard with their marijuana regulations.
The Merced Sun-Star has an excellent breakdown of the realities of marijuana’s virtually all-cash nature and how, if at all, it may be changing.