2020 was a remarkable year for cannabis policy. We saw recreational marijuana legalized in a swath of new states, including Republican strongholds like South Dakota and Montana.
A man who spent three decades in prison for marijuana trafficking has been freed at the age of 71.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bipartisan bill that would remove limitations on cannabis research and direct HHS and DOJ to create a licensing program to facilitate expanded scientific study.
Cannabis & Tech Today's Emerge conference kicked off Tuesday, Dec. 15 and will run through Thursday, Dec. 17.
The smoke has cleared from the 2020 wildfire season. Despite some major scares, California's cannabis industry largely pulled through.
A committee that advises state cannabis regulators on policy has recommended a relaxation of current rules governing the sale of cannabis in California.
Humboldt County supervisors have extended a moratorium on industrial hemp cultivation. The pause will last until May 10, 2021.
U.S. sales of food and beverages containing hemp-derived CBD have declined 75% this year, according to the New Hope Network/Nutrition Business Journal.
The California Cannabis Industry Association (CCIA) announced a new partnership with California’s North Bay Credit Union last week that will allow
On his final day in office, President Donald Trump issued a flurry of clemencies for people convicted of marijuana-related crimes.
The first cannabis-related bill under the 117th United States Congress was introduced last week by Rep. Greg Steube (R-FL).