Jacob Sullum, Forbes Patient advocates have become increasingly concerned by an apparent unwillingness to accommodate two parallel markets and a desire to roll the state’s 15-year-old medical marijuana program into the emerging recreational marijuana program by making the medical-use law...
Read moreArielle Stevenson, Creative Loafing The petition still needs thousands of signatures to make it onto next year's ballot.
Read moreSteph Sherer, Seattle Times (Op-Ed) The recreational retail model for selling marijuana in Washington state will not meet the needs of medical-marijuana patients, writes guest columnist Steph Sherer.
Read moreDavid Downs, East Bay Express Melinda Haag, the US Attorney for Northern California, is flouting new federal guidelines in her continued attempts to shut down legal medical marijuana dispensaries in the Bay Area.
Read moreKatie Rucke, MintPress News Pharmacies could fill medical marijuana prescriptions if Michigan bill passes.
Read moreDavid Downs, San Francisco Chronicle The Administration has long-maintained it targets groups breaking both federal and state marijuana law. But in emails provided to Smell the Truth, an Assistant U.S. Attorney writes the feds are targeting everyone.
Read moreDavid Eggert, Associated Press Five years after Michigan voters legalized marijuana use for medical purposes, lawmakers say it's time the drug is brought into the fold of the health care industry so patients can buy it at their corner pharmacy....
Read moreChris Roberts, SF Weekly And the Bulls will cement their reputation as playing in the nation's most marijuana-friendly pro sports venue on Nov. 16, when they host a fundraiser for Americans for Safe Access. That's right: it's going to be...
Read moreKathleen Gray, Detroit Free Press Medical marijuana users could buy tested and regulated pot from pharmacies under a bill passed Tuesday by the state Senate Government Operations Committee.
Read moreNoelle Crombie, The Oregonian Starting early next year, Oregon will be home to a state-sanctioned medical marijuana retail industry, but some cities are already moving to keep these establishments from opening.
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