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Los grupos de legalización de la marihuana están de celebración después de que la Agencia Antidrogas propuso el martes 30 de abril reclasificar el cannabis como menos peligroso o adictivo que las drogas de la Lista Uno, como la heroína o el LSD. La marihuana sería bajada a la...
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Marijuana legalization groups are celebrating after the Drug Enforcement Agency proposed on Tuesday April 30 to reclassify cannabis as less dangerous or addictive than Schedule One drugs such as heroin or LSD. Marijuana would be downgraded to the same category as ketamine or some anabolic steroids. Dale Gieringer, director of the...
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – El uso recreativo de la marihuana ahora es legal tanto en Michigan como en Illinois, pero no espere que eso suceda en el estado de Ohio bajo la supervisión del gobernador Mike DeWine. En una entrevista esta semana, DeWine dijo que legalizar la marihuana para adultos...
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Recreational marijuana use is now legal in both Michigan and Illinois, but don’t expect that to happen in Ohio on Gov. Mike DeWine’s watch. In an interview this week, DeWine said legalizing marijuana for adults would be a mistake. The governor told the Ohio Public Radio...
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Sarah Lee Gossett Parrish The old adage “money talks” could be revised to “money screams” when it comes to money and the legalized marijuana business. “There is just too much cash running through these pot businesses for something not to change,” says Sarah Lee Gossett Parrish (www.sarahleegossettparrish.com), a cannabis...
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Suzanne Potter California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Starting this week, Californians ages 21 and older may legally buy marijuana for recreational purposes – no medical marijuana card required. The state will begin licensing the producers, distributors and storefronts. But there won’t be a “pot shop” on every block,...
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Suzanne Potter California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – At the stroke of midnight on Wednesday November 9th, 2016, recreational use of marijuana became legal in California – but there are a few important details about the new law. It now is legal for adults age 21 and older to...
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Suzanne Potter California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif, – Medical marijuana has been legal in California since 1996, but on Friday August 12th , the Drug Enforcement Administration published its decision in the Federal Register to keep classifying it as an illegal drug under federal law. The move means cannabis...
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SANTA CLARA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MARIJUANA ERADICATION TEAM ERADICATED $33 MILLION DOLLARS OF MARIJUANA IN 5 OPERATIONS Office of the Sheriff On July 15, 2016, the Sheriff’s Office Marijuana Eradication Team (MET) eradicated a marijuana grow on UCSC property at Mt. Hamilton and Kincaid Road in unincorporated Santa Clara...
Los grupos de legalización de la marihuana están de celebración después de que la Agencia Antidrogas propuso el martes 30 de abril reclasificar el cannabis como menos peligroso o adictivo que las drogas de la Lista Uno, como la heroína o el LSD. La marihuana sería bajada a la...
Marijuana legalization groups are celebrating after the Drug Enforcement Agency proposed on Tuesday April 30 to reclassify cannabis as less dangerous or addictive than Schedule One drugs such as heroin or LSD. Marijuana would be downgraded to the same category as ketamine or some anabolic steroids. Dale Gieringer, director of the...
COLUMBUS, Ohio – El uso recreativo de la marihuana ahora es legal tanto en Michigan como en Illinois, pero no espere que eso suceda en el estado de Ohio bajo la supervisión del gobernador Mike DeWine. En una entrevista esta semana, DeWine dijo que legalizar la marihuana para adultos...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Recreational marijuana use is now legal in both Michigan and Illinois, but don’t expect that to happen in Ohio on Gov. Mike DeWine’s watch. In an interview this week, DeWine said legalizing marijuana for adults would be a mistake. The governor told the Ohio Public Radio...
Sarah Lee Gossett Parrish The old adage “money talks” could be revised to “money screams” when it comes to money and the legalized marijuana business. “There is just too much cash running through these pot businesses for something not to change,” says Sarah Lee Gossett Parrish (www.sarahleegossettparrish.com), a cannabis...
Suzanne Potter California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Starting this week, Californians ages 21 and older may legally buy marijuana for recreational purposes – no medical marijuana card required. The state will begin licensing the producers, distributors and storefronts. But there won’t be a “pot shop” on every block,...
Suzanne Potter California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – At the stroke of midnight on Wednesday November 9th, 2016, recreational use of marijuana became legal in California – but there are a few important details about the new law. It now is legal for adults age 21 and older to...
Suzanne Potter California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif, – Medical marijuana has been legal in California since 1996, but on Friday August 12th , the Drug Enforcement Administration published its decision in the Federal Register to keep classifying it as an illegal drug under federal law. The move means cannabis...
SANTA CLARA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MARIJUANA ERADICATION TEAM ERADICATED $33 MILLION DOLLARS OF MARIJUANA IN 5 OPERATIONS Office of the Sheriff On July 15, 2016, the Sheriff’s Office Marijuana Eradication Team (MET) eradicated a marijuana grow on UCSC property at Mt. Hamilton and Kincaid Road in unincorporated Santa Clara...
