San Francisco legalizes ‘Amsterdam-style’ cannabis cafes
San Francisco will allow cannabis cafes to serve food and nonalcoholic drinks alongside on-site consumption of marijuana.
News July 16
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Final challenge for Massachusetts adult-use cannabis repeal effort before November election
A Massaschusetts state elections commission is scheduled to hear a final objection to an adult-use cannabis sales repeal…
News July 10
Two marijuana MSOs named among ‘America’s Best Companies’
Trulieve Cannabis Corp. and Green Thumb Industries were named to Time magazine’s America’s Best Companies 2026 list.
News July 10
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As telehealth simplifies access where permitted, providers are discovering that the real differentiator is helping patients understand what happens before, during, and after certification.
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How a beer scion entered the cannabis industry for the long haul
Missouri's rule changes have tilted the playing field toward a handful of big operators, squeezing companies like Teal…
News July 9
Washington cannabis sales fell to $1.14 billion in 2025
The 21% drop over reflects a mature market struggling under a stack of financial pressures and competition from…
News July 8
Curaleaf rolls out Spanish-language cannabis experience
The MSO tested the waters for its new program in Florida, home to more than 5 million Spanish-speaking…
News July 7
Missouri cannabis workers notch union wins as organizing spreads
High Profile Cannabis employees last week ratified a collective bargaining contract, securing higher pay and paid vacation time.
News July 6
Minnesota municipal cannabis store on hold as citizens question cost
The Osseo City Council took no action on a proposed $4 million tax abatement bond meant to fund…
News June 30
This Pennsylvania Republican will decide whether marijuana legalization moves forward
Stuck in committee limbo for almost a year, a proposal to legalize adult-use cannabis in Pennsylvania may be…
News June 30
Trump marijuana rescheduling is ‘solely’ political, opponent claims as DEA hearings begin
Did President Trump's Justice Department reclassify cannabis as a medicine only because of political pressures, including campaign donations?
News June 29
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