"When we came into office in 2022, illegal smoke shops were popping up all around the city. No matter what community you talked to... New Yorkers were fed up."
Empire State's Cannabis Crossroads: Progress, Pitfalls, and the Push Forward | stupidDOPE
New York's cannabis market faces challenges with illicit trade and regulatory delays, necessitating a balanced enforcement approach to realize the goals of the MRTA.
New York Regulators Target Weed Brands Accused of Breaking Rules
New York regulators investigate cannabis companies for selling unauthorized marijuana, overshadowing promises of safety and transparency in the legal market.
Exclusive | Medical pot pioneer rips 'un-American' Hochul, NY regulators for allegedly thwarting businesses: 'Want to destroy us'
The CEO of Curaleaf accuses New York's government of undermining legal marijuana businesses through excessive regulation and competition from illicit sources.
Empire State's Cannabis Crossroads: Progress, Pitfalls, and the Push Forward | stupidDOPE
New York's cannabis market faces challenges with illicit trade and regulatory delays, necessitating a balanced enforcement approach to realize the goals of the MRTA.
New York Regulators Target Weed Brands Accused of Breaking Rules
New York regulators investigate cannabis companies for selling unauthorized marijuana, overshadowing promises of safety and transparency in the legal market.
Exclusive | Medical pot pioneer rips 'un-American' Hochul, NY regulators for allegedly thwarting businesses: 'Want to destroy us'
The CEO of Curaleaf accuses New York's government of undermining legal marijuana businesses through excessive regulation and competition from illicit sources.
In the U.S. capital, while adults can possess and grow cannabis, selling it recreationally is technically prohibited, leading to bizarre workaround practices among shops.
What happens to fringe parties if the election is a 2-horse race? | CBC News
"The Marijuana Party has been effectively dead. I've kept it barely alive by doing the minimum necessary to keep it registered," Blair Longley, the party's leader, told CBC News.
The ATF's role in regulating substances like alcohol and tobacco indirectly intersects with cannabis regulation, particularly as cannabis legalization expands across states.