Articles tagged with "New York"

A two-day conference in Albany set the tone for 2019: Equity must be baked into the law.

LHP Capital evicted John Flickner—now living in a homeless shelter—because he chose cannabis over opioids for chronic pain.

New York Police Department policy reforms took effect hard in September.

This chic CBD dinner party in Brooklyn combined education with fun to engage a curious audience while they discussed their experiences with cannabis.

State law says THC oil isn’t marijuana—so cops are arresting people for it.

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said on Friday that his office will allow nearly 20,000 low-level cannabis convictions to be wiped away.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo is favored in next week’s primary. But the #CynthiaEffect has already broken New York’s legalization logjam.

Is this actually the Starbucks of cannabis? How savvy branding and fast expansion are winning over consumers in LA.

Take a “Baked Apple” tour of Manhattan, where District Attorney Cyrus Vance has proposed a sensical approach to cannabis convictions: stop wasting resources on petty offenses.

This week: grand gestures from New York officials, shockingly sensible moves in a former Soviet republic, and how fear-mongers are trying to skew “cannabis poisonings.”