California-based cannabis giant MedMen has filed a lawsuit against the City of Pasadena over its decision to disqualify the company from receiving a conditional use permit.
California voters have approved at least 23 local marijuana measures. Most of them authorize taxes on cultivation, retail, distribution and/or delivery.
While most of the nation was watching election returns last Tuesday evening, Oakland Police spent the night chasing robbery suspects who hit multiple marijuana businesses in the city.
The FBI has opened an investigation into dealings between the City of Baldwin Park and the cannabis industry.
The National Hockey League Alumni Association (NHLAA) says it will partner with MSO Canopy Growth to help determine whether cannabinoids can be used to treat post-concussion neurological disease.
Voting day is finally behind us and a new year is on the horizon. What can we expect for the state’s cannabis industry in 2021?
When it comes to medicinal cannabis use, women aren’t getting the same level of physician support compared to males, a new study has found.
The events of the past year have forced Americans to confront social justice and racial inequities with renewed vigor.
This month, a new law took effect mandating Prop 65 warning labels for virtually every cannabis product on the market.
Two years after the federal government legalized industrial hemp production, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has finalized federal regulations for the crop.