Adds 2 high-performing dispensaries in limited license locations Adds 1 additional store which will open imminently in a limited license location Increases Glass House’s projected 2022 operational California dispensary footprint to 10 locations Secures $10M additional draw to existing senior secured loan commitment Glass House has the potential to reach a revenue run... Read more
No, you can’t buy marijuana in New Jersey and bring it back to Pennsylvania. Here’s why.
So you’ve heard the news? Recreational marijuana is now legal to buy in New Jersey as an adult. On the first day of sales, more than 12,000 customers bought nearly $1.9 million of recreational cannabis. But what if you don’t live in New Jersey and want to bring it... Read more
Two groups gathering signatures for Arkansas recreational marijuana proposals
Two groups are hoping to place proposals on the November ballot in Arkansas that would legalize the recreational use of marijuana. This comes six years after voters approved the use of marijuana for people in the state with certain medical conditions. Backers of the separate proposed state constitutional amendments... Read more
Marijuana and Hemp Industries Strike Tentative Deal Over Delta-8 THC, Modified Cannabinoids
This state’s hemp and marijuana businesses want Colorado to create a task force to smooth a rift between the two industries. Although both are cannabis plants, hemp and marijuana differ in one key way: THC. If a hemp plant’s flowers or a final hemp product tests above 0.3 percent... Read more
Lawmakers in Oklahoma have signed off on a bill that would stiffen penalties for individuals who purchase medical cannabis and then sell the product to non-cardholders. After previously earning passage in the state House, the Oklahoma state Senate gave approval to the measure. “As many Oklahomans know, when State... Read more
The state of Connecticut said last week that it received north of 15,600 applications from prospective recreational cannabis retailers, according to local news reports. Central Maine reports that “State Department of Consumer Protection figures released Friday show that 8,357 applications were submitted before Wednesday’s deadline for the first six... Read more
On May 6, a joint statement was released stating that both Empyreal and the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department in Southern California “understand that each acting in good faith when the stops were conducted and have come to an understanding that will enable both sides to move forward... Read more
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Friday announced dozens of new pardons, including nine for individuals previously convicted for cannabis-related offenses. “There is power in redemption and forgiveness, especially for folks who’ve been working to move beyond their past mistakes to be productive, positive members of their communities,” Evers said... Read more
Voters in Austin, Texas over the weekend approved a ballot proposition that decriminalized cannabis and prohibited the practice of “no-knock warrants” by police.  A little more than 85% of voters on Saturday approved Proposition A, according to local television station KXAN, which said that the measure will “formalize a... Read more
State-Level Insights: Momentum Builds Across Our Nation 
By Sadaf Naushad, NCIA Intern  Although the action-packed April must come to an end, the fight for cannabis reform never stops! With U.S. Senators delaying the much-anticipated introduction of the Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act (CAOA) last month, Congress has a lot of work to do.  In the meantime,... Read more
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