Articles tagged with "California"

Type S licenses were designed to reduce the barriers to entering California’s legal cannabis market. But so far, not a single one has been issued.

San Francisco is partnering with a nonprofit to proactively wipe out thousands of cannabis convictions using a computer algorithm.

The announcement comes as the first significant move the senator has made in favor of cannabis reform despite more than a year of railing against prohibition.

Cannabis may be saving the farming culture of Carpinteria, Calif., but some locals say the funky smell is getting up their noses.

Stores that were open did well, but there weren’t many open stores. So tax revenue didn’t meet the forecast.

On scene: Great music, mellow vibes, good times and no problems at California’s first licensed open-consumption event.

Rep. Reggie Jones-Sawyer says public officials need to start doing their part to destigmatize the drug, whether that means talking about personal use or—in this case—openly consuming.

Senate Bill 1302 seeks to allow cannabis delivery to private residences for adult use and medical cannabis consumers—even to those in communities with strict bans on cannabis businesses.

This weekend’s Cup in Sacramento will be the first with permitted onsite sales and consumption. If it goes well, it won’t be the last.

Critics ask: If other delivery services have to obtain cannabis licenses, why doesn’t Eaze?