If you’re traveling to California in January for the state’s launch of adult-use cannabis sales, take heart! We’re here for you.

Less than two weeks before legal sales are set to launch, California regulators have begun accepting applications for cannabis cultivation licenses.

The new rules pose a big threat to the cannabis movement, which has relied on the internet as a vital tool for education, research, and political organizing.

The Cannabis Control Commission unanimously approved a policy to allow the establishments, where patrons could to purchase and consume cannabis on site.

Co-founders of Responsible Ohio revealed the “Free Market Adult Consumption of Marijuana” measure on Monday.

The licenses cover state-regulated cannabis production of items such as edibles, concentrates, vape cartridges, and tinctures. Review will begin immediately.

Bethany Sherman has defended her pride in being white and said she struggled to find a community where she could unashamedly express it.

The final GOP tax bill—which is forecast to cost $1.4 trillion over the next decade—proceeded without so much as a vote on two cannabis amendments.

Cannabis industry leaders say it’s imperative that supporters contact their US senators to push for a pair of cannabis-friendly amendments to the Republican tax bill.

If legal homegrow comes to Washington state anytime soon—and that’s still a big if—it’s likely to be very, very tightly regulated.