Medical Marijuana Saved My Child’s Life
I was not a likely candidate for becoming a marijuana advocate.
Browsing: Hawaii
10 Top-Rated States for Medical Marijuana
While it’s still controversial, medical marijuana is edging toward normality.
Woody Harrelson Applies to Open Marijuana Dispensary in Hawaii
Actor and marijuana advocate Woody Harrelson was one of nearly 60 applicants to apply to open one of Hawaii’s first medical marijuana dispensaries.
Top Pot State Hawaii Creates Strict Medical Marijuana Program
The race is on for Hawaii medical marijuana dispensary licenses.
Hawaii State Capitol to Fly Hemp Flag on Opening Day
A new law allows the University of Hawaii to establish a two-year industrial hemp remediation and biofuel crop research program.
Hawaii Lawmakers Kill Bill to Legalize Marijuana But Still Consider Decriminalization
A bill to legalize recreational marijuana in Hawaii died in committee Thursday. But state lawmakers advanced a measure that could decriminalize possession of up to an ounce of the drug.
Advocates Hail Measure to Modernize Hawaii’s Medical Marijuana Law
Patient advocates celebrated the signing of two bills to improve Hawaii’s 13-year-old medical marijuana program – the first updates to pass the legislature since the program began.
Hawaii Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Dies
A bill that would have decriminalized the possession of small amounts of marijuana has died in the House. Legislators earlier killed a marijuana legalization bill.
Advocates Announce New Coalitions as Hawaii Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Passes Senate Floor Vote
As SB 472 SD2, a bill to decriminalize marijuana, was unanimously approved by the Hawaii Senate, and two bills to improve Hawaii’s medical marijuana program are poised for passage in the House, Hawaii advocates have announced the launch of two statewide coalitions to reform local marijuana laws.
Hawaii Marijuana Legalization Bill Dies
A bill that would have legalized marijuana died in the state legislature Tuesday. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Karl Rhoads told the Associated Press he decided to kill it after a head count found the bill would come up short in the House.
