Month: August 2025 (Page 10)

“Of all the events we examined, the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the justice system the most, more so than any legislation.” By Mia Maldonado, Oregon Capital Chronicle For years, critics have blamed Oregon’s 2020 ballot measure that decriminalized possession of small amounts of drugs for the state’s rising crime and overdoseContinue Reading

When it comes to proper storage, especially for flower, I’ve tried just about everything: glass jars, plastic bins, vacuum sealing, Mylar… you name it. Some were okay, others… not so much. Most of them came with trade-offs: things dried out too fast, got too moist, lost their smell, or justContinue Reading

A federal appeals court has thrown a wrench into New York’s legalization rollout, ruling that some of the criteria used to award cannabis licenses may be unconstitutional. The decision, issued Tuesday by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan, could have sweeping implications for marijuana markets across the UnitedContinue Reading

A recently placed cannabis billboard in Philadelphia has stirred strong reactions from parents, educators, and local officials. Located along New State Road in Tacony, just off I-95 North, the advertisement promotes Quality Roots, a New Jersey dispensary. The issue? It stands in clear view of Mast Charter Community School, whichContinue Reading

The California state auditor released a report on the Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) with the major takeaway being that not enough is being done to prevent cannabis packaging that attracts children. Read More: Kids Lured by Bright Cannabis Packaging?Continue Reading