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A woman who claims to be California’s largest landlord of cannabis businesses sued the city of San Bernardino to overturn an ordinance that could bar her from the industry.

Gov. Phil Murphy added chronic pain, anxiety, and other qualifying conditions, while cutting the patient fee in half.

One patient advocate said she applauds the state’s recent move to regulate the sale of cannabis oils but that most of the legislation is hollow.

Gov. Eric Holcomb recently signed a bill allowing for the widespread use of cannabis-derived oil after nearly a year of legal confusion.

The senate majority leader had his eyes opened by his home state’s bumper crop. Today Kentucky, tomorrow America.

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

This week: Trump calls for the death penalty; Ben finds a million-dollar NORML t-shirt; and Canada demands repellent packaging.

The president grudgingly signed the $1.3 trillion bill, effectively renewing critical Rohrabacher-Blumenauer MMJ protections.

By qualifying doctors to recommend cannabis, Ohio is finally getting the state’s medical marijuana ball rolling.

After some initial anxiety over Conservative opposition, Trudeau’s plan for federal legalization passed its second reading.