Articles tagged with "adult-use cannabis"

For decades, cannabis was an issue that most elected officials assiduously avoided—unless they were attacking it. In this election, things have changed.

Dozens of cities and counties are contemplating tough restrictions on cannabis sales and cultivation in anticipation of Prop. 64’s passage.

Some of the Prop. 64 campaign’s most visible endorsers are officials who “can’t stand” cannabis and “don’t advocate” its consumption. What gives?

With lawmakers set to debate adult-use legalization later this year, a group of Democratic Party members has introduced an updated medical bill.

Alaska’s cannabis industry deals with parking-lot problems, Utah warms to medical marijuana, and will the legal age for cannabis in Canada be set at 25?

Massachusetts Senate President Stan Rosenberg said he’s backing a ballot question that would legalize the recreational use of marijuana in the state.

Canada considers setting the legal cannabis age at 25, Queensland embraces MMJ, and new testing rules are causing an uproar in Oregon.

Health officials in Canada are considering making cannabis legal to adults age 25 and older.

A state Senate committee on marijuana misinformed voters about legalization in advance of November’s election, the Yes on 4 campaign says in a new report.

Every few years, PBS travel host Rick Steves embarks on what he calls a “barnstorming tour” for legalization. This week he’s in Massachusetts to help boost Question 4.