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Update: Los Angeles Approves Ban on Medical Marijuana Dispensaries, But 182 Could Remain Open
Los Angeles council members overwhelmingly approved a ban on medical cannabis dispensaries today, a move that will lead to the closure of all or most of the estimated 900-1,000 marijuana…
News July 24
D-Day in LA: City Council Poised to Vote on Los Angeles Medical Marijuana Dispensary Ban
The future of medical cannabis dispensaries in Los Angeles hangs in the balance today, with local officials set to debate – and likely vote on – a contentious proposal to…
News July 24Weekly Wrapup: Battle Between California Dispensary, Feds to Set Precedent for MMJ Industry
All eyes in the medical marijuana industry are focused on Oakland, where a federal crackdown is testing the limits of how far the government can go in its war on…
News July 23
Medical Marijuana Industry to Rally Around Oakland, Protest Crackdown During Obama Visit
For California medical marijuana businesses, a presidential visit couldn’t come at a better time. President Barack Obama is scheduled to speak in Oakland on Monday as his reelection campaign gains…
News July 20
New Speaker for National Marijuana Business Conference: Amy Poinsett of MJ Freeway
Amy Poinsett, a co-founder and current chief executive officer of MJ Freeway Software Solutions, has agreed to speak at the National Marijuana Business Conference in Denver this November. She plans…
News July 19
Truth in Trials Act Would Aid Marijuana Dispensary Owners, Workers as Well as Cannabis Patients
Much of the analysis surrounding the Truth in Trials Act – a medical marijuana bill introduced in the House this week – has focused on what it means for MMJ…
News July 19
Khurshid Khoja: JOBS Act to Open MMJ Door for Angel Investors, Shareholders
By Khurshid Khoja This is the second column in a two-part series In my last column I discussed how the JOBS Act might ease the regulatory burden on ancillary business…
News July 18
Food Stamp Applicants in 3 MMJ States No Longer Able to Deduct Medical Cannabis Costs
Low-income patients in Maine, New Mexico and Oregon will no longer be able to deduct medical marijuana expenses from their income when applying for food stamps, a change mandated by…
News July 18
Lawmaker Calls for Hearings on Delays Plaguing New Jersey Marijuana Program
New Jersey Assemblyman Reed Gusciora wants the state to answer a question that’s been on the minds of MMJ advocates for quite some time: What’s taking so long? Gusciora has…
News July 17
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