Hawaii medical marijuana caregiver program set to expire Dec. 31
A law allowing medical marijuana caregivers to provide cannabis to patients in Hawaii will sunset on Dec. 31 without legislative action.
Hawaii gov suggests easing medical cannabis access after adult use fails
Hawaii’s governor is proposing that the state open up access to medical cannabis after the failure of an adult-use legalization bill.
Hawaii House dooms adult-use cannabis legalization again
Despite growing optimism that Hawaii would launch an adult-use cannabis market this year, hopes vanished this week when House Finance Chair Kyle Yamashita declined to hold a vote on the legalization bill.
Hawaii Senate approves adult-use marijuana legalization bill
Hawaii’s Senate overwhelmingly approved a bill to legalize adult-use marijuana retail and cultivation.
Momentum builds in Hawaii to legalize adult-use marijuana as foes mobilize
Hawaii lawmakers have introduced several marijuana-related bills this session as momentum grows to establish an adult-use program in the state after Democratic Gov. Josh Green again signaled support for legalization.
Hawaii attorney general introduces adult-use cannabis legalization plan
Hawaii Attorney general Anne Lopez has submitted a comprehensive proposal to create a framework for establishing a retail market for adult-use cannabis in the state.
Will rescheduling reroute the future of interstate commerce for cannabis?
Some cannabis executives are hopeful that if the federal government moves marijuana from Schedule 1 to 3 of the Controlled Substances Act, then transporting MJ products across state lines will be allowed.
