The town of Garberville in Humboldt County was once the poster child for California’s green rush. Today, it’s an example of the green collapse.
The majority of California cities still prohibit commercial weed, but voters say they want to see more legal dispensaries in their cities.
A recent legal case out of Fontana should as a warning shot to local governments tempted to go overboard with their marijuana regulations.
Buy your weed and smoke it too.
Blythe, California is the last stop en route from the Golden State to Arizona. It’s poor. It’s desolate. It’s moribund. But could marijuana be its answer?
A number of cities and counties in California are balking at full implementation of Prop. 64 and enacting tight restrictions or bans of their own ahead of legalization of recreational weed.
The reason might surprise you.
The City of Los Angeles is on the cusp of a ‘green rush’ that could eclipse every cannabis market we seen so far. And yet, there’s virtually nowhere to smoke the stuff.
