Report: California Pot Growers Struggling To Obtain Licenses
Nearly two months after marijuana became legal in California only about 1 percent of the state's known growers have been licensed.
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Nearly two months after marijuana became legal in California only about 1 percent of the state's known growers have been licensed.
Berkeley City Council members have passed a resolution declaring the city a sanctuary for recreational marijuana.
The latest workout craze is taking downward dog to new highs at a San Francisco fitness studio where yoga teachers and students are lighting up joints before class.
The girl was reportedly kicked off her high school basketball team after she posted a photo of the rapper holding what appears to be a pot cigarette.
It's a step that could prove life-changing for some and could especially help minorities, who were more likely than whites to be arrested for such crimes.
The multi-billion dollar cannabis industry has continued to grow following pot legalization in California, yet cannabis businesses say they've been shut out of the private banking industry, creating a danger for both them and their customers.
A focus group is working on developing a first of its kind cannabis campaign for high schools around the Sacramento area. It'll target both teens and parents.
A little girl was back in a school she loves last week, but only after a federal judge said it was OK for her to bring her prescription medication with her.
A newly constituted Calaveras County board of supervisors last week voted 3-2 to ban marijuana.
A new study says rat poison from pot farms in California forests appears to be poisoning endangered Northern spotted owls.
Local doctors are seeing an uptick in a rare illness caused by chronic cannabis use.
The figure included in Brown's budget proposal Wednesday is less than the $1 billion in revenue that state experts have previously projected.
Republican state Rep. Steve Alford made the remarks Saturday to a small gathering in Garden City, Kansas.
A Democratic lawmaker wants to make it easier for Californians with marijuana convictions to reduce or erase their records as the state moves into the next phase of legalized pot.
Local pot shops are preparing for a crackdown on federal drug agents despite the legalization of recreational marijuana.
For long-term pot purveyors accustomed to changing regulatory winds, the decision was just another bump in a long and winding road to proving their business legitimacy.
A state campaign to stop drugged driving was pulled off the air after critics complained it crossed the line.
The move has already garnered bipartisan backlash from states where recreational marijuana has been legalized.
In addition to taxes, marijuana regulations drive up the cost.
City officials say they will begin to shift focus from the licensing of dispensaries to the licensing of distributors, cultivators and manufacturers to avoid a marijuana dry spell in Sacramento.
With the sale of legal commercial cannabis off to a strong start, many are wondering how the state will enforce new rules to combat the illegal market. We're getting answers.
Lines Greet First Day Of Legal Recreational Marijuana Sales In California
The arrival of the new year in California brought with it broad legalization of marijuana, a much-anticipated change that comes two decades after the state was the first to allow pot for medical use.
Californians may awake on New Year's Day to a stronger-than-normal whiff of marijuana as America's cannabis king lights up to celebrate the state's first legal retail pot sales.
More than six dozen marijuana retailers have been licensed to start selling recreational pot in California on New Year's Day.
