You are here: Home / Policy & Legal / Illinois / Downstate judge orders Illinois not to rescore marijuana license applications while controversial issue plays out in court October 29, 2020 by AggregatedNews Leave a Comment A court has ordered Illinois officials to hold off on rescoring license applications... Read more
California cannabis consumers have a new option in edibles with the recent launch of Dulze, a new line of infused gummies featuring the flavors of Mexico. A collaboration between High Times Top Cannabis Chef Mike Moya and Rene Bosquez, the company said in a press release that it is... Read more
Colorado cannabis companies facing investigation by the Internal Revenue Service have recently lost the battle when it comes from challenging the institution’s legal authority to look into their dealings. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit is siding with the IRS in this case, and against the... Read more
There will be no vote this week on the Cannabis Control Commission’s latest rewrite of its regulations, including the marijuana delivery framework recently agreed to, after all. The CCC announced Tuesday that the meeting planned for Thursday, at which regulators were to take a final vote on a suite... Read more
Law enforcement officers in Southern California have eradicated nearly 75,000 cannabis plants from the Los Padres National Forest over the last six months, according to a statement released by the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office on Monday. A total of 18 illegal marijuana cultivation investigations were conducted by the agency... Read more
Next Tuesday – election day – voters in five state will say yes or no to legalizing marijuana, either for medical or recreational purposes, or both. Those votes could go a long way toward reshaping the federal approach to weed. Which means, those votes could go a long way... Read more
Leaders in Detroit on Monday will reportedly unveil a plan to bring recreational marijuana sales to the city. Two years after Michigan voters legalized pot for adults, residents of the state’s largest city may finally get to take advantage. The Detroit Free Press reported that city councilman James Tate... Read more
Jonathan Weinzapfel, the Democratic Party’s nominee for Indiana attorney general, called for the legalization of cannabis for adults in the Hoosier State on Monday, saying the move would provide a needed economic boost while increasing funding for public education and helping reduce law enforcement costs. “As Indiana works to... Read more
When Colorado voters legalized recreational marijuana with the passage of Amendment 64 in 2012, current Governor Jared Polis was serving in the U.S. House of Representatives. Since then, he has been a firm advocate for sensible cannabis policy at both the state and federal level. In 2017, he was... Read more
by Madeline Grant, NCIA’s Government Relations Manager Over the last month, we’ve featured many blogs focused around key congressional races and cannabis policy reform ballot initiatives taking place in various states. As we are days away from the 2020 election, we can’t stress how important it is to get... Read more
