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SPARC Hires Out-of-Work Farmers for Its Sungrown Cannabis Operation in Glen Ellen, Calif.

The vertically integrated cannabis operator partnered with La Luz to employ 10 workers referred by the nonprofit organization.

Stanley Brothers Launch ReCreate Brand and COVID-19 Relief Program

The ReCreate brand will sell products containing low THC and CBD, and it will also be used to support California and Colorado dispensaries impacted financially by COVID-19.

Vibe Acquires Northern California Cultivation Facility

The 13,500-square-foot facility was purchased from NGEV and will increase Vibe's production capacity by 40%.

Cannabis Businesses Targeted in Looting and Robberies, Lawmakers in Connecticut and Iowa Approve Medical Cannabis Expansion: Week in Review

This week, dozens of dispensaries across the country were left reeling from thefts and break-ins amid protests denouncing the extrajudicial killing of George Floyd.

California Governor Warns of Declining Cannabis Sales Due to Coronavirus Crisis

Gov. Gavin Newsom has revised his proposed state budget to forecast less revenue from the state’s cannabis excise tax due to the pandemic.

Cannafornia CEO and Investors Enter Ugly Legal Battle

A California cannabis CEO and his company’s Russian investors file lawsuits against one another claiming elaborate schemes of theft, fraud and libel.

UPDATED: Cannabis Businesses Targeted in Looting and Robberies

Dozens of dispensaries across the country reeling from thefts and break-ins amid protests.

California Offers License Fee Deferrals to Cannabis Businesses, Massachusetts Adult-Use Dispensaries Prepare to Reopen with Curbside Pickup: Week in Review

This week, California regulators unveiled a plan to defer license fee payments for 60 days to provide financial assistance to cannabis licensees affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

DNA Genetics Renames ‘Miss USA’ Cannabis Strain ‘Miss DNA’

The move is intended to clear up any confusion with the Miss USA beauty pageant.

California Regulators Offer 60-Day License Fee Deferrals to Cannabis Businesses During COVID-19 Pandemic

The deferrals, which apply to businesses with state licenses that expire between now and June 30, are meant to provide financial assistance to licensees affected by the coronavirus crisis.

U.S. House Includes SAFE Banking Act in New COVID-19 Relief Bill, Montana Cannabis Legalization Campaign Launches Signature Drive: Week in Review

This week, House lawmakers included legislative language from the SAFE Banking Act in new legislation aimed at economic relief amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Arvin, Calif., Votes Unanimously to Adopt Hemp Ordinance After Publicized Destruction of Local Crop

The 5-0 vote signals a concerted effort by city officials to work with the industry and related institutions in a county that has halted multiple cannabis operations over the past year.

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