“This is a serious public safety issue that deserves swift resolution," said State Senator Robert Herzberg. “We’ve got barrels of cash buried all over the state, businesses being ransacked, and it’s clear that the federal government won’t act. It’s a shock to me that the state government may not act this year either.”
Cannabis may be the next commodity to be hit by the Trump administration’s sweeping trade tariffs.
The League of California Cities is objecting to a plan under consideration by the California Bureau of Cannabis Control that would allow marijuana deliveries anywhere in the state.
A new equity program in Sacramento is allowing the underprivileged and those convicted of non-violent marijuana crimes to get first dibs on the city’s burgeoning cannabis industry.
Lake County is on track to approve a new set of fines and penalties for those who violate the county’s cannabis rules.
Cannabis may be the next commodity to be hit by the Trump administration’s sweeping trade tariffs.
Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer and members of the city’s police department announced a colossal sweep of illegal cannabis businesses operating within the city Wednesday.
The creation of limited state-chartered banks to service California's all-cash marijuana industry appears to be out of the realm of possibility for the year.