This California City Rejected Marijuana. Now Cannabis Is An Official Tourism Draw.
Marijuana legalization came slowly to Modesto, California, a city of about 212,000 in the state’s Central Valley
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A Big Way Airports Have Changed Now That Cannabis Is Legal In New York State
“New Yorkers 21 years old and older can possess, obtain and transport up to three ounces of cannabis.”
Denver Mayor Proposes Cannabis Loan Fund for Minority Investors
The mayor of Denver, Colorado, wants to direct a portion of marijuana sales tax revenue toward a new $50 million loan fund to help minority investors join the city’s recreational cannabis industry.
Arizona’s First ‘Cannabis-Friendly’ Hotel Opens In Phoenix
The Clarendon Hotel and Spa in downtown Phoenix is open for business. Hotel managers say it is “Arizona’s first Cannabis-friendly hotel.”
Cannabis Travel Is Here And This New Cannabis Hotel Is Leading The Way
As more and more states have legalized recreational marijuana use in recent years, there’s been a lot of “buzz” in the travel industry about the future of cannabis vacations and what shape this would take.
Staff At New York Airport Checkpoints Will No Longer Be Looking For And Seizing Weed
No more confiscating cannabis, issuing tickets for possession or making weed-related arrests at airports across the state.
Caregivers At Odds With Corporate Cannabis Over Access To Michigan Cannabis Market
There’s a legislative and philosophical feud boiling in the world of Michigan marijuana.
UMD Graduates First Class of Students With Master’s in Medical Cannabis
“I’d like to be able to offer cannabinoid therapy as well as other therapies effective treatment modalities to my veterans, my fellow brothers and sisters in arms.”
Ohio House Dems File First-Ever Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization Bill
Many presume Republican Gov. Mike DeWine will oppose the bill as would the GOP-dominated Legislature.
‘Ridiculous’ Price Of Medical Marijuana Leaves Patients Scrambling
Many people who use the drug to treat chronic conditions are priced out of their state’s medical marijuana program.
