By Jelena Martinovic Even though the legalization wave is getting stronger by the day, some states still outlaw marijuana entirely. The reasons for such a

By Kyle Jaeger As the Biden administration works to conduct a review into the marijuana’s federal scheduling, a bipartisan coalition of congressional lawmakers is asking the

An additional 100 social equity applicants in Los Angeles will get an opportunity to apply for cannabis retail licenses after a U.S. district judge refused to halt

By Chris Roberts If not Congress, what about the courts? A not-too-distant future in which marijuana companies can ship products across state lines – if

Cannabis banking has one more logical chance for passage in the lame duck: the omnibus appropriations package. That assumes, however, that lawmakers reach agreement on

California Advocacy LLC’s Advisor, Senator Richard Polanco (ret.), has been tapped by newly elected LA Mayor-Elect Karen Bass to serve on her transition advisory team.

With penalties and fees, the money owed to the state could top $500 million. By John Schroyer The California cannabis industry as a whole owes

By Gianna Melillo Missouri is the latest state to legalize possession of marijuana for recreational use, joining 20 other states, Washington D.C., and Guam in legalizing

A group of four cannabis business entities and three individual owners in Southern California were issued $128 million in civil penalties Dec. 5 after admitting

The Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) introduced a new section of their Equity webpage called “Promising Practices” that is filled with dynamic stories about local