California Employers Could Not Ask About Past Marijuana Use Under Bill Sent To Governor’s Desk
California lawmakers have sent the governor a bill that would prohibit employers from asking job
Kansas City Council Earmarks $458,000 In Marijuana Tax Revenue To Fund Local Violence Prevention
Kansas City, Missouri officials have green-lighted using proceeds from a 3 percent municipal tax on
Michigan Lawmakers Call On Congress To Consider Psychedelic Treatment For Vets
Lawmakers in Michigan last week passed a resolution in which they called on members of
Washington State Pays Out $9.4 Million in Refunds Relating to Drug Convictions
In July, Washington State recently opened its online reimbursement center, called the Blake Refund Bureau,
Maryland Officials Unveil New Resources To Help Social Equity Applicants Prepare For Exclusive Marijuana Licensing Round Next Month
Maryland officials have announced details of a technical assistance program to support marijuana social equity
Justice Department Begins Issuing Marijuana Pardon Certificates Under Biden Order
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has begun issuing formal certificates to individuals whose convictions for
DEA “likely” to reschedule cannabis, congressional researchers say (Newsletter: September 15, 2023)
WH touts Biden marijuana moves; Senators talk SAFE Banking; RFK Jr. on cannabis; NE ballot
Santa Barbara’s wine industry declared war on weed. Pot is winning.
They might not be profitable yet, but California’s biggest pot farms are here to stay
FDA, CDC And Other Federal Agencies Discuss Marijuana Research Barriers, State Legalization Models And CBD Regulations At National Academies Meeting
Representatives of multiple federal agencies participated in a National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine
Oklahoma Supreme Court Declines to Rule on MMJ License Fee Hike
Tiered fees were introduced to replace the previous flat rate of $2,500. The Oklahoma state