Democratic Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass doubled down on sanctuary policies just hours after a major immigration raid rescued child

No, Georgia does not allow adult-use of cannabis. According to NORML, possession for personal use, even under an ounce, is punishable as a misdemeanor with up to 12 months in jail or up to a $1,000 fine. Possessing more than an ounce is a felony, carrying penalties of 1 to 10 years in prison and up to a $5,000 fine.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is accusing a California marijuana business of employing minors at a grow facility that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raided on Thursday—an allegation the state-licensed operator is denying following the enforcement action.

As more states across the U.S. move to legalize recreational marijuana, North Carolina remains on the sidelines. While 24 states have adopted laws allowing adults to purchase and consume cannabis for non-medical use, North Carolina continues to prohibit it.

A man and a woman were arrested in Northwest Portland after police said they found a box containing more than 16 times the legal limit of marijuana in the back seat of their car Thursday evening.

Recreational marijuana has not been legalized in Louisiana, however, state law does permit the use of cannabis for medical purposes. The first law allowing for the use of medical marijuana in Louisiana passed in 1978, however, only for patients with cancer and glaucoma.

Arbors Wellness was among the first marijuana stores to receive a state license to sell recreational marijuana. Now owners are shifting focus.

But it’s still a long way away from being legally sold in Pennsylvania.

A 35-year-old man is facing a felony drug charge in connection with multiple black-market marijuana grows in Cave Junction. The Josephine County Marijuana Enforcement Team, or JMET, served two search warrants at two different properties in the 1000 block of Waldo Road on June 28.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Chuck Ream is known for his decades of activism in the marijuana movement in Ann Arbor and a regular speaker at the annual Hash Bash. He’s also a retired kindergarten teacher and former Scio Township trustee. At 78, he’s looking to add another title to his resume: Ann Arbor City Council member.

Whether you notice it or not, the smell of marijuana is becoming part of the outdoor experience in many New York public areas. “I’ve been to different places before, many places, parks and such, and I have had smelled it before,