Month: June 2019 (Page 20)

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The law makes it unlawful for would-be employers in Nevada “to fail or refuse to hire” a prospective employee whose screening test results indicate the presence of marijuana. The post Nevada Law Bars Most Employers From Rejecting Cannabis Consumers appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Nevada Law BarsContinue Reading

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Las Vegas was all geared up to become the hippest, hottest stoner travel destination in the United States when it went where not many other jurisdictions have gone before by legalizing cannabis lounges earlier this year. The City Council recently put its seal of approval on an ordinance intended to open theContinue Reading

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They say cannabis helps with sleep, but what if you’d rather not get high? Learn more about the differences between THC and CBD for sleep, with expert weigh-in on strains to try out. The post Does CBD Help or Hinder Sleep? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: DoesContinue Reading

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Volatile. Transitional. Coasting. Fragmented. Dumpster fire. Passionate. Those were the answers from half a dozen speakers last weekend at Meadowlands, a retreat in Mendocino County for cannabis industry insiders sponsored by San Francisco-based marijuana technology firm Meadow. California Marijuana Notebook: Dispatches from an Emerald Triangle retreat indicate the industry’s turbulenceContinue Reading

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Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak signed Assembly Bill 533 into law, which creates a Cannabis Compliance Board and also prohibits local governments in the state from licensing marijuana social consumption businesses. The social use provision expires July 1, 2021, which would leave the state without such venues for up to two years. TheContinue Reading

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It used to go to illegal cartels. Now that money funds new school buildings, community health services, and drug abuse programs. The post Colorado Just Hit the $1 Billion Mark in Cannabis Tax Revenue appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Colorado Just Hit the Billion Mark in CannabisContinue Reading