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California

America’s biggest marijuana market finalizes rules for recreational sales, cultivation

Los Angeles will become the nation’s largest city with recreational marijuana after the City Council voted Wednesday to license sales next year.

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Trend-setting hotelier The Standard will soon have marijuana shop in lobby

Hotel group Standard International is partnering with weed edibles maker Lord Jones to open a shop within its boutique hotel in Hollywood, with plans to expand.

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Op-ed: Five years after Amendment 64, Colorado’s marijuana crop is getting greener

Five years after Coloradans legalized recreational marijuana, the state is more familiar with marijuana’s environmental impact, prompting positive changes.

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“You idiot!”: Cursing councilman goes on tirade against marijuana advocates

Mayor pro tem Tony Hesch cursed out a resident last week during a City Council meeting for interrupting him during a debate on keeping some marijuana policies under local control in Colfax, California.

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California marijuana growers are assessing the fire damages. After the shock, resignation.

For California marijuana growers, the fires have compounded existing problems with the 2018 start of adult-use cannabis sales because of a regulatory mess.

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Op-ed: America’s past holds clues for solving current issues with marijuana industry

Lessons from a troubled history of marijuana prohibition can make for a more sustainable and more inclusive cannabis industry today.

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California marijuana growers reeling from “most financially trying, stressful year ever”

California cannabis farmers’ harvest worries have been compounded by wildfires and new expenses of marijuana legalization.

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Some cannabis farmers could be wiped out by California fires

For many businesses in northern California, it will take years to rebuild from the wildfires that have decimated the region. For many legal cannabis growers, the destruction could be insurmountable.

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Opinion: In spite of AG Jeff Sessions, criminal justice reform still moving forward

Op-ed: A bipartisan groups of lawmakers at the federal and state level want rational crime policies that don’t waste money or discard redeemable lives.

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DEA likely to get “a lot more aggressive” if California can’t shut down black market

The Drug Enforcement Agency has its eyes on California, which produced five times more cannabis than it consumes last year, much of it ending up in other states.

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