It’s been one month since all cannabis businesses in Kern County were required to close shop, but officials say some of them have left their doors open.
What happens to all that illegal weed confiscated by city and county authorities? Sometimes it heads straight to the dump.
Professionally speaking, cannabis is the place to be.
Carpinteria City Council members passed a resolution on June 17, articulating a litany of community concerns over the widespread cultivation of cannabis in Santa Barbara County.
The BCC is promoting a website that allows users to verify a pot shop’s legal status.
Kern County supervisors have voted to place a medical marijuana initiative on the March 2020 ballot.
“We know that with national decriminalization of marijuana now, a lot of people are going to get credit for it—a lot of activists, a lot of workers. But I can show you a line that leads straight back to Cyprus Hill, that leads straight back to Snoop Dogg, that leads straight back to people like Rick James."
What happens to all that illegal weed confiscated by city and county authorities? Sometimes it heads straight to the dump.
California's cannabis growers and retailers have another five years to continue operating under provisional permits.
It’s been one month since all cannabis businesses in Kern County were required to close shop, but officials say some of them have left their doors open.