Dispensary Owner Named Mayor in Sebastopol, California
Medical marijuana dispensary owner Robert Jacob was named Mayor of Sebastopol, California on Tuesday.
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Medical marijuana dispensary owner Robert Jacob was named Mayor of Sebastopol, California on Tuesday.
The marijuana legalization movement needs to bank on the fact that Americans are currently pessimistic about the government and society in general, at...
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Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of December 4, 2013.
A chemist that works testing medical marijuana for contaminants wants to conduct a study on strains with hopes of establishing a standard naming system.
Colorado's MMJ business application backlog still persists, but is down from over 900 to 96 since last year. The MED hopes to clear the backlog this month.
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper put over $7 million in his proposed 2014 budget for medical research on cannabis.
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Despite setbacks when reintroducing marijuana legalization legislation for the 2014 Maine legislative session, efforts are already underway for 2015.
After months of flip-flopping and criticism, and at the last possible moment, Denver's City Council decided not to write a rule banning yard smoking.
A new study reveals that cannabis can treat osteoarthritis.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says advocates fighting for better access to medication simply want to legalize pot.
Morocco is set to study the potential benefits of looser cannabis laws.
Uruguay could become the first country on the planet to break the global prohibitionist consensus of the 1961 UN Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs.
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