Free weed for the homeless? Believe it or not, this philanthropic endeavor is a current reality on Southern California streets.
The figure is well below expectations, however.
Some, says a new study. But not as much as you might think.
This is the second round of meetings the county is holding on the matter.
Voters in Santa Barbara County will weigh in on an important marijuana tax measure on June 5. The passage or failure of Measure T could have major implications, not only for the county budget, but for the viability of the county’s marijuana industry as a whole.
SB 1302 “would prohibit a local government from adopting or enforcing any ordinance that would prohibit a licensee from delivering cannabis within or outside of the jurisdictional boundaries of the local jurisdiction."
Stephanie Smith -- the self-described “biggest cannabis landlord in California” -- filed a lawsuit against Colton on April 24.
Adult use cannabis is finally coming to San Luis Obispo County.
When California legalized cannabis in 2016, one of the biggest questions was how the move would impact the culture. Would more people indulge? Would society become more accepting?
Marijuana delivery giant Eaze Solutions is already in the crosshairs of the state government.
Kern County voters are expected to face competing initiatives for cannabis legalization this November.