If the push to legalize recreational marijuana should succeed in November, the City of Lynwood might be the first in L.A. County to allow cultivation of pot for recreational use.
The money scoreboard for Prop. 64, the recreational marijuana initiative on the Nov. 8 California ballot, looks like a romp for the Yes side.
Opposition from influential organizations such as the state's police chiefs and the California Association of Highway Patrolmen is bad news for the initiative, which follows previous unsuccessful efforts to pass adult-use cannabis initiatives.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Do California's political leaders support Prop. 64, the recreational cannabis initiative on the November ballot? It's a mixed bag. Check the Sacramento Bee's survey here:
Humboldt County's historic leadership in cannabis cultivation, science and technology has entered a new phase.
With the next ‘gold rush’ potentially waiting in the wings, industry insiders are champing at the bit.
A Philadelphia physician who both prescribes and uses medical marijuana is suing the federa
Rural parts of Alameda County are getting ready to join the commercial marijuana cultivation fold.