Cannabis is now an integral part of California’s economy and culture, and what better way to signify its normalcy then with a place at the California State Fair?
New Frontier Data says that the plan proposed by Senate Democrats would make California’s situation even worse. On top of onerous new regulations, their bill would slap a federal tax on weed that would eventually reach 25%.
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has paused a type of cannabis cultivation permit used by small-scale cannabis farmers.
Lompoc voters have approved a tax increase on marijuana manufacturers and distributors in the city.
The California Attorney General’s Office has issued an official title and summary for an initiative that would legalize psilocybin mushrooms statewide.
Most California cannabis businesses still don’t have due process rights. It’s creating a legal nightmare.
The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have issued warnings about products containing Delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol or delta-8 THC amid a rise in reported complications and hospitalizations.
“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.
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: