State Shuts Down Illegal Orange County Cannabis Business Image Cannabis News July 4, 2024 State Authorities Shut Down Two Cannabis Dispensaries in Port Jervis Following Inspections. Two cannabis dispensary stores in Port Jervis have been shut down by state authorities following regulatory inspections of the businesses and products being dispensedContinue Reading

Black-market Cannabis grow busted at former school site in Southern Oregon Image Cannabis News July 4, 2024 Illegal Marijuana Enforcement Team Raids Black-Market Cannabis Grow in Southern Oregon. The Illegal Marijuana Enforcement Team (IMET) in Sothern Oregon served a search warrant Tuesday morning at a black-market cannabis grow in theContinue Reading

Global Medical Cannabis Market Valued at USD 17.08 Billion in 2023 Image Cannabis News July 4, 2024 America Dominates Global Medical Cannabis Market, Anticipated to Exhibit 12,79% CAGR. As per the latest report by Straits Research, the global medical cannabis market size was valued at USD 17,075.39 million in 2023.Continue Reading

Find the best delta-9 THC gummies of 2024. Leafly reviewed popular delta-9 THC gummies & chose the top picks for different needs and budgets. The post Leafly’s top 5 delta-9 THC gummies of 2024 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Leafly’s top 5 delta-9 THC gummies of 2024Continue Reading

A Massachusetts campaign has officially turned in a final batch of signatures to put a psychedelics legalization initiative on the state’s November ballot after lawmakers declined to enact the reform legislatively—and activists say they’re confident they’ve secured enough petitions to qualify. After previously turning in an initial round of signaturesContinue Reading

The report released last month by the comptroller’s office had incorrectly swapped data for two regions. By Bryan P. Sears, Maryland Matters The Office of the Comptroller has updated its quarterly report on cannabis taxes after identifying a clerical error in its data. Last week, Comptroller Brooke Lierman (D) releasedContinue Reading

Bipartisan congressional lawmakers have reintroduced a bill that would create a process to expunge federal misdemeanor marijuana convictions and allow courts to recommend presidential pardons for eligible cases. Reps. Troy Carter (D-LA) and Kelly Armstrong (R-ND) filed the Marijuana Misdemeanor Expungement Act on Tuesday. It would require the chief justiceContinue Reading