You might think all pot legalization advocates are champing at the bit for Proposition 64. But you’d be wrong.
The most curious turnabout from the campaign to legalize recreational marijuana for California adults is the opposition from people who grow the stuff
With Prop. 64 on the Nov. 8 ballot, California voters will decide whether cannabis should become legal for recreational use among adults age 21 and older.
An open bidding process doesn't appear to be in the cards.
There were 574,641 marijuana possession arrests in 2015 -- the lowest number since 1996.
With the 2015 regulatory package and bills such as AB 2679, the state has reaffirmed it commitment to establish a regulatory process for an industry that has historically operated in the shadows.
A plan that would have required marijuana businesses to give the city 25 percent of profit and a seat on their Board of Directors stalled in Oakland's Public Safety Committee Tuesday.
Welcome to Walnut Creek, a gilded Bay Area enclave where booze and food and entertainment flow from lively bistros, but where cannabis is considered a demon weed.
Eight months after California legalized commercial marijuana, the number of cannabis businesses that have received proper licensing remains underwhelming to say the least.
