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The California State Legislature unanimously approved SB305, titled “Ryan’s Law.” It’s now on its way to Governor Newsom, who is expected to sign it in the coming weeks. If all goes as predicted, it will come into effect on January 1, 2020.

Nevada’s state lawmakers say cannabis lounges can’t open until 2021. But with a site on tribal land, one operator isn’t waiting.

“Virginians know we can do better. It’s time to move toward legal, regulated adult use,” AG Mark Herring said, pointing to a study showing that more than half of Virginians agree with him.

Jorge Pupo, head of the state’s retail licensing agency, is out after charges of favoritism and manipulation.

Airplanes are falling out of the sky, and governors respond by banning buses.

Legalizing medical cannabis would be a net $1.1 billion benefit for the state, bringing in fees while potentially reducing opioid overdoses, addiction and traffic fatalities.

The bill, which the House passed 321–103 on Wednesday, is seen as a major win for banks, investors, and much of the legal cannabis industry. What’s next?

Dry mouth is nothing to joke about. Okay, well, it is kinda, but seriously it’s not good for long-term oral health. Discuss.

Elizabeth May revealed the Green Party’s position on cannabis policy as part of its 88-page election platform, released on Monday.

This week, dozens of events across the country will attempt to reduce the ongoing obstacles faced by people with past criminal convictions, whether cannabis-related or not.