Patient advocates hope to pass a bill to reform the state’s terrible medical marijuana system, with or without adult-use legalization.

Upstate farmers want to grow it. NYC bodega owners want to sell it. Reformers want convictions expunged. In this bill, every sentence counts.

Some expected Bill de Blasio to give tepid support, but he came out fiery in favor of ending prohibition and righting past wrongs.

A two-day conference in Albany set the tone for 2019: Equity must be baked into the law.

As the UN prepares to reconsider its cannabis controls, a World Health Organization study group lays down the facts.

The tax agency already hampers state-legal companies with Rule 280E. Now it’s hitting industry associations, too.

The board that monitors the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs doesn’t like it when nations ignore the treaty.

Stop arresting people for cannabis is a basic first step. Also, in general, leave people alone.

As many cities decriminalize and other states legalize, New York City keeps arresting more people of color for cannabis. What gives?

The lawsuit, known as Washington v. Sessions, was brought by five medical cannabis patients. The federal judge sympathized, but had to follow procedural law.