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Black people account for 3% of the city's population but 6% of all cannabis-related arrests. -
San Diego is deciding how to spend $1 million allocated to its cannabis social equity program.
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The use of field sobriety tests to determine if a driver is under the influence of THC may be effective in certain situations.
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Frustration runs deep among medical cannabis patients and advocates who say the commercial market created by Proposition 64 in 2016 isn’t meeting their needs.
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HerbNJoy is the latest licensed dispensary to open in the city — unless the city approves more licensures.
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors today unanimously voted to advance a proposed ordinance that would transfer cannabis licensing duties from the sheriff's department to the planning department.
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The city aims to set up a cannabis equity program that would ease access to the legal market for people harmed by prohibition.
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California’s 4-year-old legal marijuana market is in disarray. So the state’s top prosecutor says he will try a new broader approach to disrupting the illegal pot farms that undercut the legal economy while sowing widespread environmental damage.
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California could soon become the seventh state to make sure people won't lose their jobs for smoking marijuana outside of work.
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The district attorney said illegal dispensaries bring the additional concerns of associated crimes such as murders, attempted murders and assaults.
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