Data shows 1 in 3 Colorado weed dispensaries is a chain retailer
Chain retailers in Colorado have been opening more cannabis stores than entrepreneurs.
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Regulating cannabis edibles presents challenge for lawmakers, industry
Now that California is finally rolling out rules for both the medical marijuana and newly legal adult-use markets, regulators and industry professionals are confronting the unique challenges presented by the...
Georgia students file civil rights suit after physically invasive drug search
Students at Worth County High School in Sylvester, Ga., have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against their country sheriff after he ordered what the complaint describes as a schoolwide...
ACLU, Drug Policy Alliance sue California city over marijuana home grow restrictions
The ACLU of California and the Drug Policy Alliance are suing Fontana, claiming that the city--s marijuana ordinance conflicts with rights granted to all Californians under Proposition 64.
American hemp has a tumultuous history. Now it’s coming out of marijuana’s shadow.
It's Hemp History Week: Activists, politicians and scientists are helping to rehabilitate hemp--s reputation, while touting its potential economic and environmental benefits
Supreme Court limits government seizure of assets in drug conspiracy cases
The Supreme Court is placing new limits on the government's ability to seize assets from people who are convicted of drug crimes but receive little of the illegal proceeds.
California Assembly passes “marijuana sanctuary state” bill
California lawmakers have passed a bill to prohibit state and local police from helping enforce federal anti-marijuana laws that conflict with state law.
Riverside, California has spent ten years shutting down all of its dispensaries
Riverside, California has been working to eradicate medical marijuana dispensaries since banning them in 2007, and they have apparently now succeeded.
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin says medical marijuana “may be helpful” but hands tied by federal law
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin said federal law prevents the department from implementing any potential benefits of medical marijuana for veterans.
Why it’s so hard to test for driving high
While several states have legalized using marijuana, nobody is in favor of driving under its influence. But as states crack down on high driving, they're struggling to figure out what...