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A Green Alternative in Otay Mesa started accepting customers Wednesday but celebrated its grand opening Friday. -
San Diego medical marijuana patients could buy their pot from the city’s first legal store by next week. The cooperative’s owners are taking great care to exceed the minimum requirements. -
"It's completely incongruous that it's sitting in schedule one with other useless, dangerous drugs," says one of the few U.S. scientists who has had the chance to research marijuana in-depth. -
Last week, the city of San Diego granted its first land-use permit for a medical marijuana cooperative. This week, it gave final approval to amend the city code on cooperatives, but some San Diegans still have concerns. -
An appeal of a conditional use permit granted to a San Diego State University business professor to operate a medical marijuana dispensary in Otay Mesa was unanimously denied by the city's Planning Commission Thursday. -
KPBS Midday EditionA 1970 federal law labeled marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug but a U.S. judge in California is expected to rule this year on the constitutionality of that law. -
The San Diego Planning Commission is expected this week to approve the conditional land use permit for what could be San Diego's first legal medical marijuana dispensary. -
The San Diego City Council voted in favor of a package of amendments to medical marijuana regulations that, among other things, establishes a minimum fee for annual operating permits. -
City has closed at least six medical marijuana shops since last month -
KPBS Midday EditionUnder new zoning regulations, up to four medical marijuana collectives can exist in eight of nine City Council districts.
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