Month: April 2019 (Page 22)

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A bipartisan group of more than 20 U.S. senators on Thursday reintroduced the Secure And Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act to protect financial institutions that serve state-legal cannabis businesses from federal punishment. The lead sponsors are Jeff Merkley, an Oregon Democrat, and Cory Gardner, a Colorado Republican. A House panel recentlyContinue Reading

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With high-tech greenhouses, you can tame even the harshest of outdoor climates for growing marijuana and produce top-quality buds at a fraction of the cost. The post High-Tech Greenhouses: Grow Quality Marijuana More Efficiently appeared first on Leafly. Read More: High-Tech Greenhouses: Grow Quality Marijuana More EfficientlyContinue Reading

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Alcohol and cannabis are America’s two favorite sources of inebriation. But despite their somewhat parallel popularity, the two substances have followed radically different paths in how they are viewed, particularly by the eyes of the law. Socially, we know they are often enjoyed in tandem. When it comes to theirContinue Reading

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Grab some Jungle Boys buds, explore Ganja Yoga, then treat yourself to In-N-Out — taste the L.A. life. The post Downtown Los Angeles Cannabis Tourism City Guide 2019 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Downtown Los Angeles Cannabis Tourism City Guide 2019Continue Reading

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Pennsylvania regulators are threatening to take away the medical marijuana dispensary licenses of Arizona-based Harvest Health & Recreation for allegedly misrepresenting its cannabis holdings in the state. The issue stems from claims Harvest made earlier this week when announcing the acquisition of CannaPharmacy, The (Philadelphia)  Inquirer reported Thursday. Here’s the cruxContinue Reading

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Chicago-based Cresco Labs, a multistate cannabis company, received regulatory approval to acquire a trio of medical marijuana dispensary locations in Illinois. According to a news release, the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation has greenlighted the company to acquire two stores in the Wrigleyville neighborhood of Chicago – MedMarContinue Reading

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Bob and Teresa Almond lived in their home in the Alabama town of Woodland for 27 years, raising children and running a business there. Their modest dream of comfortable retirement in the house, supplemented by money from chickens they raised on the property, came crashing down on Jan. 31, 2018.Continue Reading

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In a Congressional hearing, AG William Barr said a STATES Act solution would be better than the current federal-state conflict over cannabis regulation. The post Attorney General Says He Prefers STATES Act Over Prohibition appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Attorney General Says He Prefers STATES Act OverContinue Reading