Articles tagged with "California"

Although they failed to permanently hobble the cannabis industry, enforcement actions from 2011 to 2013 offer examples of what a future federal crackdown might look like.

The bill would remove cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act and start to repair the damage from the war on drugs.

The measure, introduced by a California congresswoman, would permanently forbid federal agencies from taking action against state-legal cannabis.

We’re tracking how US attorneys in legal states have responded to the removal of the Cole memo—and how likely they are to take action.

It’s one of several efforts to build on the choice California voters’ made to legalize marijuana despite fresh threats from the federal government.

The California Highway Patrol seized a shipment of licensed cannabis, didn’t file charges, and won’t return the plants. What’s going on in Mendocino?

Whether you’re a newcomer to California’s adult-use market or a longtime patient making the switch, look for these 10 products, all available now.

The paper’s new owners counted on dispensary and product ads to shore up its finances. Then a mass firing sparked a boycott.

The ad will be replaced with a different one produced last year that warns that cannabis, unlike cigarettes, can result in charges for driving under the influence.

The city that cradled the medical marijuana movement finally goes adult-use legal. Leafly’s Chris Roberts hits the new shops.