MedMen's financial claims are as suspect as the mids on their top shelf

Two events but only one Cup...

Simply erasing Prop 64 and starting over isn’t all that simple...

Anytime you create a new law, you create new outlaws and perhaps the best example of that idiom is what we have seen unfold with Prop 64

The state - and consumers’ rights to get their weed delivered just like their pizza or their groceries - will win this fight.

Today, under the harsh regulations and steep taxes and fees of Prop 64/AUMA, only 628 Mendocino farmers are legal, licensed operators

Big, BIG shout out to Eaze for recognizing the problem with social equity and cultivating a solution!

By offering free samples and deep discounts all over the place, Hawthorne will “win customers” but also to drown competitors.

One of the most detrimental bottlenecks in the system here in California has been the pathetic number of cannabis dispensary licenses issued

New laws make new outlaws & when it comes to psychedelics we can forget about protections for home production or trippy ass farmer's markets

A lot of extension cords are about to get unplugged in Cali's unregulated cannabis market as insiders predict a deeper drought on product

If you can make it to this crucial hearing tomorrow, here are a few ideas to help you formulate the most effective script for your 60seconds

If you find a benefit from vaporizing your cannabis, it is more important than ever that you find a brand you can trust

Opposition to SB 34: "No you hippies can’t GIVE it away, then how would we suits in Sacramento get our cut?"

Cannabis oil isn’t killing anyone. THC isn’t killing anyone. Are poorly manufactured vaping products killing people? It sure looks that way.

Important to remember is that Oklahoma just passed MEDICAL marijuana laws a year ago. You’re not in San Bernardino anymore, Toto…

As stalwart as they have been up to this point, it appears that Weedmaps has caved in the face of potential fines in the millions of dollars

The story begins on May 12th of this year in a fairly commonplace business park in the Fruitvale District of Oakland, California...

Goddamn, California, it sounds like you are going to have $3,100,000,000 that you didn’t have last year – thanks to weed.

With its own future in view by way of what is happening right now in California, will Virginia continue to repeat the mistakes of the past?