The New Mexico Finance Authority Oversight Committee on Tuesday approved a new, $5-million loan program aimed at helping licensed cannabis microbusinesses—specifically those operated by members of communities disproportionately impacted by previous cannabis law...

Rep. Sue Errington's bill wouldn't legalize or decriminalize pot, but it would create a commission for possible legalization in the future. Marijuana advocates are hopeful a cannabis infrastructure bill will have a chance during the 2022 legislative session. Rep. Sue...

The U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to settle an emerging dispute on whether employers can be forced to reimburse workers for the cost of medical cannabis used to treat job-related injuries. To date, state courts have come to differing conclusions on the issue, a...

What will it take to effectively put equity first in a legal marijuana market? That’s a question a former Massachusetts cannabis regulator is seeking to answer in a new research paper. While lawmakers have studied and enacted marijuana policies meant to reinvest in...

Advocates have long criticized the current administrative clemency system, which involves submitting petitions to the DOJ’s Office of the Pardon Attorney. They argue that the influence of people involved in law enforcement in reviewing clemency cases makes the process...

The Mexican Supreme Court of Justice decided that the production of cannabis with low THC content is now allowed in the country. The court’s ruling arose from a legal dispute with international firm Xebra Brands LTD. Now, the Mexico-based company will be able to...

If you believe in something, then take a stand, organize, and vote for it. If you get enough votes, you will succeed in your mission. Recently, this is exactly what the good people of South Dakota did when it came to cannabis legalization. South Dakotans wanted...