Voters throughout the region will decide in November on issues surrounding marijuana-based businesses in their city. The latest to reach the ballot is a measure in Hemet that would tax cannabis businesses while keeping the city’s no-marijuana moratorium in place until 2021.
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Court orders South Whittier marijuana dispensary near mosque to close
CaliforniaUncategorized October 24, 2020
A judge has ordered the closing of a South Whittier marijuana dispensary, which attracted complaints from a nearby La Mirada mosque.
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CBD-infused products are being sold everywhere in California — but are they legal?
CaliforniaUncategorized June 5, 2020
The market for CBD, or cannabidiol, products is exploding in California — but the state says even if the active ingredient, derived from marijuana, doesn’t make you high, it still must be licensed.
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California agency recommends major overhaul to state’s marijuana taxes
CaliforniaMedical MarijuanaUncategorized December 22, 2019
California’s struggling cannabis industry didn’t get the recommendation many hoped for — a call to sharply lower the industry’s tax rate — but a long-awaited state report did suggest a marijuana tax overhaul.
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Read morePasadena to charge $24,000 for marijuana permits; application window opens in January
CaliforniaUncategorized November 18, 2018
Want to open a recreational marijuana bushiness in Pasadena? The city is charging $24,000.
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Canada gets the cannabis headlines, but the U.S. market is catching up
Uncategorized November 12, 2018
Canada has a challenger to its status as the pot-stock capital of the world — the scrappy over-the-counter market in the U.S.
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Cannabis measure leads in Half Moon Bay
CaliforniaUncategorized November 12, 2018
A controversial Half Moon Bay cannabis measure holds a narrow lead, suggesting that the town’s three greenhouse farmers will be allowed grow legal marijuana sprouts in “nurseries” – but residents have rejected other measures that would have expanded cultivation and sales in the traditional coastal town.
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Kern County voters reject all cannabis measures
CaliforniaUncategorized November 12, 2018
Two marijuana ballot measures were resoundingly rejected by Kern County voters on Tuesday, with another appearing to lose by a narrow margin.
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Cannabis stocks, already bolstered by wins in the midterm elections, got an added boost when anti-pot Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced his resignation Wednesday afternoon.
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In the aftermath of pot legalization north of the border, attention has turned to the world’s largest economy and the potential for a U.S. marijuana market that could be worth $75 billion by 2030
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