The City of Fresno has become the latest to use commercial cannabis as an opportunity to further social justice.
The San Diego Board of Supervisors’ new Democratic majority is already tackling cannabis reform, with a big social justice component to boot.
Currently, federal regulations limit allowable THC levels in hemp to 0.3%. But could that eventually change?
The California First District Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court ruling that special taxes do not require a two-thirds majority to pass when they’ve been placed on the ballot through a voter’s initiative.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order Thursday extending the expiration date for medical marijuana cards indefinitely. The governor cited difficulties stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The California Bureau of Cannabis Control must pay attorneys fees for the two lawyers who successfully argued a lawsuit over interstate cannabis billboards.
New research suggests, yet again, that legal cannabis could be an important tool to curb the deadly opioid epidemic.
Idaho’s anti-weed lobby is scared.
The National Park Service has discovered a sprawling marijuana grow, illegally nest
The momentum for cannabis liberalization drums along, but it doesn’t come cheap. In addition to grassroots efforts, millions in lobbying dollars have been spent to affect policy change.
