Marijuana Legislation

Medical marijuana is gaining strength across the nation, but nowhere is it hotter than in New Mexico: here's what you need to know.

State laws and public opinion on marijuana have undergone a transformation and the change can be seen in regards to federal marijuana enforcement.

Efforts to legalize medical marijuana in the U.S. Virgin Islands may have failed in the past, but the march toward medical marijuana continues.

The biggest headline of the week was that the feds may be bringing back the failed war on drugs. That more in our weekly marijuana legislative roundup.

Despite the fact that New Jersey governor Chris Christie remains opposed to legal marijuana, state lawmakers are preparing to reveal a master plan.

Donald Trump really hasn’t said much about marijuana as president-elect/president. His administration meanders from strong to modest opposition, depending on who’s talking.

After six months of negotiating and committee hearings, Denver on Thursday became the first city in the nation to allow social cannabis consumption.

Did Session just escalate the War on Drugs? Attorney General Jeff Sessions, pushing back on bipartisan momentum to reduce the amount of people behind bars, issued a memo to prosecutors, calling on them to push for the “most serious”...

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney believes Pennsylvania should consider selling recreational marijuana in state-run liquor stores.

Vermont has officially become the first state in the nation to pass a recreational marijuana legalization bill by way of legislative forces.