“Today is the first step of the emergency rulemaking process,” said DCC spokeswoman Christina Dempsey. “Today (the emergency proposed rules are) out for public notice.
Among other things, AB 45 will legalize smokable hemp products and allow CBD to be added to food, drinks and cosmetics.
A U.S. district judge has issued a temporary injunction halting Siskiyou County’s ban on water delivery trucks to cannabis farmers in the largely Hmong community of Shasta Vista.
Petitions have begun circulating in Manhattan Beach and Redondo Beach, with more planned for Hermosa Beach and El Segundo.
In the fourth quarter alone, the state earned $212 million, which is nearly tied with the first quarter for the most dollars raised in a three-month period since legalization. A later revision could put all those figures even higher.
Wholesale marijuana prices are continuing their rapid descent and it could spell disaster for many small farmers.
In 2019, citing legal uncertainties, Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed the use of medical cannabis products by patients in hospitals.
2021 will not be the year that California decriminalizes psychedelic drugs.
The Alameda County Sheriff's Office raided 18 illegal marijuana grow sites last week in what it calls the largest illegal cannabis growing operation in Bay Area history.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed landmark legislation on Oct. 6 legalizing the sale of smokable hemp and CBD-infused foods, drinks, supplements, and cosmetics.
The Arcata City Council has voted unanimously to effectively decriminalize psilocybin mushrooms and other entheogenic plants like peyote and ayahuasca.