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California’s Retail Logjam Leaves Legal Cannabis in Jeopardy

Many operators blame overregulation and overtaxation for the state’s still robust illicit market, but one elephant in the room remains: limited retail access.

Illinois Cannabis Sales Take Major Hit on Heels of Missouri Legalization

The Prairie State recorded its lowest percentage of out-of-state sales since its early days of an adult-use market, according to February figures.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul Announces Opening of Adult-Use Cannabis Dispensary in Ithaca

A justice-impacted licensee is to open the newest dispensary outside of New York City.

Outstanding Debt Between Cannabis Licensees Must be Paid, Colorado Regulators Warn

The state’s Marijuana Enforcement Division issued a bulletin clarifying contract enforceability after a series of ignored industry invoices.

New Jersey’s Burgeoning Cannabis Garden Set for Expansion

The state’s existing medical operators had first-mover advantage for the adult-use market, but a new wave of licensees will soon change the landscape.

Blue River Terps Opens First Flagship Farm-to-Table Dispensaries in Boston Metro Area

The Blue River Terps dispensaries in Cambridge and Somerville will feature curated selections of solventless cannabis products.

New York Officials Double the Number of Adult-Use Dispensary Licenses Issued in First Licensing Round

The state will now issue 300 retail licenses to nonprofit organizations and individuals with a personal or family history of cannabis-related convictions.

Union Square Travel Agency: A Cannabis Store Opens as New York’s Third Manhattan-Based Adult-Use Dispensary: The Starting Line

The store opened Feb. 13 under a license held by a subsidiary of The Doe Fund, a nonprofit organization that offers support to homeless and formerly incarcerated men in New York City.

From Budtender to Dispensary Owner

After multiple cannabis arrests, Tahir Johnson is opening a Simply Pure dispensary in his hometown in New Jersey.

California Regulators Offer Grants to Local Governments to License Cannabis Retailers

Up to $20 million in total funding is available for the Local Jurisdiction Retail Access Grants, which will be distributed in two phases.

Colorado Cannabis Sales Take Nosedive; Denver Among Hardest Hit

The 2022 correction came after Coloradans spent more money on adult-use cannabis on a per-capita basis than their legalization peers in 2021.

Ayr Wellness to Sell Arizona Assets, Announces Option to Acquire Ohio Dispensary Licenses

The publicly traded multistate operator signed a definitive agreement to sell three retail facilities in greater Phoenix and two cultivation facilities.

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