Report: L.A.’s Cannabis Equity Program Needs Improvement
Los Angeles’ cannabis equity program could use some work, according to a new analysis from The Minority Cannabis Business Association (MCBA).
Los Angeles’ cannabis equity program could use some work, according to a new analysis from The Minority Cannabis Business Association (MCBA).
Carpinteria City Council members passed a resolution on June 17, articulating a litany of community concerns over the widespread cultivation of cannabis in Santa Barbara County.
The city has raided them, cut off power, fined them, and threatened them with jail. Still, Los Angeles’ illegal marijuana dispensaries endure.
The Benicia City Council has reversed last year’s decision to permit two marijuana dispensaries.
Thousand Oaks isn’t happy about new BCC rules allowing cannabis delivery companies to operate statewide. But as long as that’s the reality, it will seek to regulate them.
Beverly Hills could become the first city in the United States to ban tobacco sales.
CaliforniaCityNews hosted its first Municipal Cannabis Policy Workshop on May 1 in Long Beach.