DC City Council Okays Marijuana Decriminalization
Washington, DC, is set to become the next entity to decriminalize small-time marijuana possession after the city council Tuesday gave final approval to a decriminalization bill.
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DC City Council Voting on Marijuana Decriminalization Today
Things are looking for good for a vote for marijuana decriminalization in the DC city council this afternoon. From Phil's "Chronicle AM" drug policy roundup yesterday:
Toronto’s Consumer-Friendly Med Pot Bylaw
CANNABIS CULTURE - Fascinating how much municipal marijuana talk is taking place in the three weeks since announcing my cannabis-fueled mayoral campaign.
In Reversal, Denver Council Rejects Front-Porch Pot Ban
Good, and, frankly, somewhat surprising news for Denver tokers.
Denver Council to Make Final Vote On Ban of Pot Smoking in Public View
Denver is poised to become the world's unofficial marijuana capital when legal sales of pot begin Jan. 1, but don't expect to see it smoked on front yards, porches or balconies if the City Council has its way.
California City Bans Outdoor Medical Marijuana Growing
Medical marijuana patients, caregivers and other Concord residents growing the plant in their yards will soon have to take the herbs inside.
Washington City Bans Collective Medical Marijuana Gardens
On advice from its attorney, the Bremerton City Council on Wednesday night banned collective medical marijuana gardens authorized under a 2011 state law.
Los Angeles Ballot May Include 3 Medical Marijuana Plans
Voters in Los Angeles may have three different medical marijuana dispensary measures to consider in the next election.
L.A. Council Votes to Repeal Ban on Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday voted 11-2 to repeal its recent ban on medical marijuana dispensaries, averting a March election on the explosive issue of storefront pot sales.
Medical Marijuana Ordinance to Get Final Los Angeles City Council Vote Tuesday
The Los Angeles City Council will decide Tuesday whether to repeal its ban on storefront medical marijuana dispensaries or to have voters decide whether to squash the law or let it survive.
