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California cannabis regulators last week suspended the licenses of nearly 400 businesses — including nine in San Diego County — for failing to enroll in the state's system for tracking marijuana from where it's grown to where it's sold. -
Authorities say they seized nearly 19,000 marijuana plants at the indoor farms and arrested nine people they believe were tending them. -
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced this week he signed the legislation that reverses a current prohibition on cannabis within 1,000 feet of K-12 campuses. School districts will have the final say on whether they will allow it. -
The Orange County-based company Orchid Ventures will build a cultivation facility in Calexico it says will soon produce more than 12,000 pounds of marijuana every month.
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State law requires prosecutors to review convictions for some marijuana charges that are eligible for dismissal or reduction under Proposition 64. -
Questions linger over whether the rules open the door to challenge the Navy's zero-tolerance policy regarding THC, as the Navy reacts to the federal government allowing hemp-based CBD products. -
The California Assembly approved a bill Monday that lets school boards decide whether parents can administer medical marijuana on school campuses. It would allow the use of marijuana in non-smoking form. -
Government analysts once projected that California would be flooded with tax money from the legal pot economy — $1 billion annually within a few years of launching the world's largest market in 2018. -
The enforcement actions "were the direct result of numerous complaints from concerned citizens," a sheriff's official said.
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The ruling also limits the ability of cities to streamline state environmental laws to boost housing construction amid an ongoing affordability crisis.
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