Judge: Anaheim Can Ban Medical Pot Shops
Case that centers on four-year-old ban is likely headed back to a state appeals court.
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Two Men Arrested in Colorado Pot Shop Robbery After Wild Chase
Accused robbers captured after leading officers on car, foot pursuit.
Synthetic Marijuana & “Bath Salts” Illegal in Pennsylvania
Possession of synthetic marijuana, bath salts and salvia are now against the law in Pennsylvania.
We’ll Miss You Jack
CANNABIS CULTURE - NDP Leader Jack Layton, champion of progressive causes and friend to Canada's cannabis community, lost his battle with cancer, passing away early this morning.
Czech Doctors, Patients Seek Permission For Marijuana Use in Treatment
Czech doctors, patients and scientists Tuesday launched a petition for the legal use of cannabis in treating sclerosis multiplex, the Parkinson disease, cancer and the AIDS in the Czech Republic whose legislation bans such practice.
U.S. Intervention in Mexico Will Make Things Worse
The increasing involvement of the United States in Mexico's drug war is only going to make a bad situation worse.
Massachusetts Company Sequences Marijuana Genome
A small Massachusetts company announced it has successfully sequenced the genome of a marijuana plant, a move that may bring scientists one step closer to understanding the therapeutic benefits of cannabis, including its potential to treat cancer and inflammatory diseases.
Seattle Hempfest Celebrates 20th Anniversary This Weekend
CANNABIS CULTURE - The world's largest marijuana protestival is back for its 20th Anniversary! Seattle Hempfest 2011 is this weekend at three of the city's beautiful downtown waterfront parks.
Shambhala 2011: The Music Took Me Higher
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Shambhala Music Festival melted my brain. Cannabis Culture Editor Jeremiah Vandermeer discovers that Canada's largest electronic music festival is more than the sum of its parts.
Illinois School District Teachers Strike Over Drug Testing
No school in Glaston, Illinois, this week. Teachers struck rather than submit to random drug tests. (Image: IBSD 327) Teachers in one Illinois school district went on strike Wednesday after the district failed to remove contract language demanding they submit to random, suspicionless drug testing. The teachers had offered to accept drug testing on reasonableRead More
