California: Page 43

California Wildfires Continue to Ravage State Agriculture, Including Cannabis Farms

With ever increasing frequency, wildfires remind outdoor farmers of the need for defensive planning.

Wyllow Launches Premium Flower Brand Based on Inclusivity and Affordability

Undeterred by the COVID-19 pandemic, CEO Camille Roistacher celebrated the launch through a series of virtual events, and customers are already wanting more.

DNA Genetics Announces Launch of Premium Flower with Dr. Greenthumb

DNA Genetics’ x Insane premium cannabis flower is available at select retail locations throughout the state, including Dr. Greenthumb’s, Cookie’s and URBN Leaf dispensaries.

Maine Says Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Will Launch This Fall, Vermont Revisits Legislation to Tax and Regulate Sales: Week in Review

Maine’s Office of Marijuana Policy announced this week that adult-use sales can launch Oct. 9.

Need to Know: State Dollars Help Sacramento Build Equity Program

In a Q&A, Sacramento Cannabis Program Manager Davina Smith discusses how the city’s CORE program stands out and how the experience of working with the state has changed.

A Conversation With Tommy Chong

In this interview, Chong, counter-culture legend and industry veteran, shares details on his new retail venture, offers his advice for others in the business, and reflects on his place in cannabis history.

Adult-Use Legalization Measures Officially Qualify for Arizona and Montana Ballots, Vermont Lawmakers Plan to Take Up Legislation to Legalize Cannabis Sales: Week in Review

A judge ruled this week that Arizona’s measure can appear before voters after a brief legal battle, while Montana’s Secretary of State certified two complementary adult-use initiatives for the November ballot.

California Cannabis Advisory Committee to Hold Virtual Meeting This Week

The discussion will revolve around consolidating the three California cannabis licensing authorities regulations into one comprehensive set.

Last Prisoner Project Works to End Cannabis Incarceration

The organization is petitioning for the release of cannabis prisoners while striving to provide education to them and their families and aid with reentry into society.

U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris Gets VP Nod on Joe Biden's Democratic Ticket

What does this mean for cannabis?

Federal Government Sues California Bureau of Cannabis Control for Business Records

The DEA and DOJ have requested specific information about three state-licensed cannabis operators as part of a criminal investigation, and the BCC has refused to provide the information.

California Municipalities Go to Trial Against the State in Cannabis Delivery Lawsuit

The cities seek to regain local control and oust cannabis delivery services from their jurisdictions.

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