New York is ready to reach new heights from 2023 – thanks to legalized pot. The state plans to reap more than $ 1.25 billion in new revenue from legal marijuana sales over the next six years, according to the 2023 financial plan. unveiled Tuesday … Read More

OAKLAND – In an appeals deal between Alameda County prosecutors and defense attorneys, a Vallejo man was sentenced to 21 years in prison in the state for refusing to contest manslaughter in a murder in 2019, court records show. Laron Halcrombe, 27, admitted to killing … Read More

Gary Chambers, a Louisiana Democrat vying to oust Senator John Kennedy (R-La.) From office, on Tuesday released a new campaign ad showing he smokes marijuana. The ad, titled “37 Seconds,” shows Chambers lighting up while addressing the racial differences of marijuana-related arrests and the costs … Read More

A group of self-described “weed nuns” cheered on a study that found cannabis can help prevent COVID-19 infections. “We’re obviously happy that science is catching up with ancient wisdom,” Sister Kate of the Sisters of the Valley told The Sun. A study from Oregon State … Read More

A group of self-described “weed nuns” cheered on a study that found cannabis can help prevent COVID-19 infections. “We’re obviously happy that science is catching up with ancient wisdom,” Sister Kate of the Sisters of the Valley told The Sun. A study from Oregon State … Read More

You do not have to skip the tutorial to learn about the weed industry. Scottsdale Community College is offering an 8-week online, non-credit “Introduction to the Cannabis Industry” course this spring, in the first program of its kind in Arizona. In this course, students will … Read More

Denton city officials on Tuesday discussed the decriminalization of marijuana possession offenses, but only two council members appeared to be ready to move forward with the idea. Already, Denton’s policy on marijuana enforcement has eased compared to many cities. People caught with a personal amount … Read More

Marijuana bidder Anissa Keane tried to get a union contract at her pharmacy in the Phoenix metro, but lost her job instead. The 28-year-old wants his job back at the Curaleaf Dispensary in Gilbert and has an open case to do just that with the … Read More

click to enlarge LEAH SHAFFER In 2018, the New Approach Missouri campaign won the support of 66% of Missouri voters to put a medical marijuana program into the state constitution This story was originally published by the Missouri Independent. The marijuana reform in Missouri has … Read More

Marijuana companies in Arizona are running local nonprofits to breathe, breathe, send not just bits and pieces, but love to those who depend on charity to survive. “The only love you get to keep is the love you give away,” said Sheena Williams, vice president … Read More