For a second straight day, the House Judiciary Committee heard testimony but took no vote on the measure. A committee chairman said it could come up again Wednesday.

A Kentucky House committee has been hearing comments from supporters and opponents of a measure to legalize medical cannabis.

The change would make cannabis possession without a medical marijuana referral a citable offense in Albuquerque that can come with a $25 ticket but no jail time.

There are eight cases against the state, ranging from smoking to how the state awards licenses for medical marijuana treatment centers.

More crops are expected to be ready by late March.

Some states are considering so-called sanctuary status for licensed cannabis businesses, hoping to protect the fledgling industry from a shift in federal enforcement policy.

The aide was working in the Compton field office of Rep. Janice Hahn in 2015 when he told an illegal cannabis shop it would be shut down if he couldn’t reach a deal with owners, prosecutors say.

Illinois voters would be able to say whether they support legalizing adult-use cannabis under a proposal lawmakers have approved.

More than 60% of patients surveyed by the state reported benefits from using marijuana in inhaled or pill forms.

Only 12 members of the 25-member panel voted to release the report, short of a majority. All state cabinet agency representatives on the task either abstained from voting or were absent.