The abrupt shift comes on the heels of costly, intensive lobbying on behalf of some of the state’s most powerful cannabis businesses.

Restrictions on the amount of THC in cannabis-infused edibles kick in next year and will outlaw some of the state’s most popular products.

The North Bay wildfires devastated California cannabis country—but other factors are far more responsible for recent swings in price.

Amid infighting and delays, the Board of Supervisors pushed back a key vote. Now a bigger battle is brewing.

Rejection by third-party payment processors is a familiar story in cannabis, but abruptly ending an aid effort during a dire emergency somehow feels different.

2016 arrest data reveals the persistence of racial bias, even though the law is changing.

California’s Gold Country is dying. The marijuana industry has arrived, offering tax revenue and job opportunities. So why are locals rejecting it?

Emerald Triangle farmers doubt the law’s efficacy on isolated farms, where reports of rape and human trafficking emerged last year.

Gov. Brown’s reconciliation proposal scuttles a separate distributor requirement–and lots of union truck driving jobs.

More and more, those who admit to having ever used cannabis are being refused entry into the United States—or deported if they’re already here.