Marijuana Legislation

Congressman Jared Polis, who is surrendering his seat in the House to run for governor, continued his fight for sensible marijuana law reform this week.

Though the research is limited on how marijuana or CBD affect pets’ health, many pet owners have in fact been turning to the drug as a form of treatment.

California Secretary of State Alex Padilla, whose task it is to encourage cannabis businesses to register with the state, found the perfect pitchman to help in the effort: Cheech Marin.

Four years ago, Maryland passed legislation that permitted the sale of medical marijuana, but establishing the law has taken a very long time.

This week, reefer madness acolytes issued a warning that “young adult use has skyrocketed,” but the latest federal data proves the claim is false.

According to The Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, over 400,000 people in the United States and about 2.5 million people around the world have MS.

After several months of false starts, the online system has launched to procure state licenses for testing labs, retailers and distributors.

It can feel like attorney general Jeff Sessions launches a new pronged attack against cannabis on a weekly basis. Just last month Sessions again hinted at a possible crackdown of state marijuana policies from federal agencies, continuing his streak...

A group of Ohio investors have a new legalization plan that would allow adults 21 and over to possess, grow, manufacture and dispense marijuana.

People usually ask me about the federal government. They ask what’s keeping the feds from cracking down on the cannabis industry?