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State Supreme Court Justice Thomas Marcelle ruled that the New York City Sheriff’s Office and state regulators are prohibited from conducting the searches.
In response to the recent wildfires, the state has extended the Jan. 31, 2025, sales-and-use tax filing deadline for Los Angeles County taxpayers until April 30, 2025.
The acquisition will give High Tide a majority stake in Purecan’s profitable operations.
The Great Lakes State finished 2024 with another record-breaking year, as the average retail price for flower dipped below $70 per ounce.
The workers united in Dwight, Ill., to join Teamsters Local 777, expanding the union’s footprint in the cannabis supply chain.
The company, that Canopy USA recently acquired, submitted the settlement offer, which the SEC accepted as a penalty for a violation from 2019.
In response to cannabis advocates’ renewed motion to disqualify the DEA from the hearing process, the DEA says there is no new evidence to reconsider.
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The retail operators are challenging the state’s Office of Cannabis Management for granting waivers they say violate the buffer between dispensaries.
The delivery company is providing a new selection of beverages, topicals, gummers and other Farm Bill-compliant products.
The partnership with The Salt Shed will allow concertgoers to access GTI’s on-site retail experience from RISE Dispensaries on show days.
The cannabis company launched the program at its manufacturing facility in Leuna, Germany, to cultivate future leaders in the medical cannabis industry.
Smoke, power outages, supply chain disruptions and confusion are among the impacts of the crisis, which LA NORML executive director describes as ‘as close to Armageddon’ as he has seen.
State lawmakers reintroduced legislation to set up a commercial adult-use program despite expecting another veto from Gov. Glenn Younkin.
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals concluded that federal law does not preempt the state’s regulations, including a milligram cap on hemp products.
The Oneida Indian Nation’s seed-to-sale cannabis enterprise will open a new dispensary in Sherrill on January 16 and another in Chittenango on January 23 with plans to open two additional locations by the end of the year.
New evidence prompted rescheduling advocates’ second effort to oust the DEA from the hearing; if relief is denied, they will seek the appeal.
Charlene Briner, the Office of Cannabis Management’s interim director, is stepping down as adult-use regulations remain unfinalized.