“These aren’t Doritos, these are not Sour Patch Kids, these are not Oreos. They are unregulated and untested cannabis products sold by unlicensed manufacturers and marketed to underage Californians.”
Pinedale Elementary Principal Debra Bolls and Clovis Unified School District Superintendent Eimear O'Brien publicly opposed the new dispensary.
The COVID-19 pandemic created winners and losers. The cannabis industry was clearly one of the winners.
The California Department of Justice’s annual Campaign Against Marijuana Planting program, or CAMP, eradicated nearly 1.2 million plants this year, California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced last week.
A new study published in World Psychiatry suggests that heavy marijuana users who are fully vaccinated run a higher risk of contracting COVID-19.
Two people died in an explosion at an illegal hemp extraction site in the San Fernando Valley last week.
Marijuana’s legal status could have some influence on where Americans decide to live.
November 24 was “Green Wednesday,” the second biggest cannabis shopping day of the year. It’s expected to have broken records, outpacing last year’s $87.4 million in sales.
The City of Fresno is facing another lawsuit over its scoring process for prospective marijuana businesses.
California’s cannabis cultivators are getting a tax increase next year.
As of Jan. 1, the following increases will go into effect: