Articles tagged with "California"

Craft cannabis companies say distribution control is critical to their success. The Teamsters disagree.

Gov. Brown’s reconciliation proposal scuttles a separate distributor requirement–and lots of union truck driving jobs.

A leading anti-legalization group has agreed to pay thousands of dollars in fines for violating California campaign finance laws as it fought Proposition 64.

California is one step closer to resolving tricky legal conflicts on its path to becoming the nation’s largest marijuana economy.

The state of California continues to draw lines in the sand in its continuing battle against the federal government.

Increasingly, authorities who turn up at cannabis raids are more likely to be armed with clipboards than submachine guns. What changed?

More and more, those who admit to having ever used cannabis are being refused entry into the United States—or deported if they’re already here.

Patients demand a legal delivery option, and entrepreneurs want access for communities of color.

How (and why) the state’s conservative bastions are learning to stop worrying and accept the cannabis industry.

When the San Diego suburb of La Mesa reversed its dispensary ban, a flood of money hit town.