Senate Bill 1302 seeks to allow cannabis delivery to private residences for adult use and medical cannabis consumers—even to those in communities with strict bans on cannabis businesses.

Critics ask: If other delivery services have to obtain cannabis licenses, why doesn’t Eaze?

The tightly organized network of grows, hidden in dozens of Sacramento houses, moved cannabis to out-of-state markets.

With many growers avoiding the legal market due to high costs and fees, where will California’s legal cannabis come from?

Caught up in the Trump-Russia affair, the congressman struggles to retain his seat as bipartisan cannabis allies rally behind him.

California’s dreamiest county, home of fine wine and redwood tubs, loves its cannabis. But stores are apparently too gauche to bear.

San Francisco’s DA is proactively expunging cannabis convictions, but other counties are waiting for people to come forward before acting.

Many independent operators are shutting down, concentrating the industry in the hands of delivery services with state licenses.

Hungry for tax revenue, Calaveras County licensed hundreds of commercial cannabis farms in recent years. Now it wants them gone, leaving growers in the lurch.

The California Highway Patrol seized a shipment of licensed cannabis, didn’t file charges, and won’t return the plants. What’s going on in Mendocino?