California

The California legislature must pass emergency legislation to prevent a near-complete stoppage of cannabis production in the state by summer.

California’s tax revenue numbers have been released from the first full year of legalization, and are far lower than originally predicted.

Gov. Gavin Newsom of California has ordered several hundred National Guard soldiers to redeploy in order to find and eliminate unlicensed cannabis grows across the state.

A new bill hopes to restructure the California tax code to allow medical cannabis that meets certain requirements to be donated to patients tax-free.

Regulators in California have begun serving warrants and seizing product from unlicensed cannabis businesses in the state.

New jobs are concentrated at medium to small companies and large cities.

Lawmakers have introduced Assembly Bill 286 in an effort to reduce taxes and decrease the cost of legal cannabis products.

“CCELL” vaporizer cartridges manufactured in China have been failing new heavy metals testing standards in California. Even products that pass testing are concerning those who are aware.

Medical cannabis will be given out to furloughed government workers for free via the website BudTrader.com.

Despite having their cannabis licenses on them, the two cannabis transporters were arrested and had their cash seized.

Regulators have officially approved statewide cannabis delivery — even in places where retail sales and operations are banned.

Some analysts speculate that a majority of cannabis purchases in California still occur in the illicit market.

Unlicensed medical cannabis collectives are expected to shutter next week, reducing access for patients.

The move also includes a provision for eateries and restaurants where chefs will be able to serve cannabis-infused foods.