Just when coastal California looks like an uninterrupted stretch of Mary Jane acceptance, a community once known as East San Diego is demanding a billboard advertising ban.
NBC San Diego
- City Heights activists want the signage gone because they say many are in violation of laws that say signs can’t be within 1,000 feet of a K-12 schools and playgrounds.
- “We urge the San Diego City Council to make the passage of a marijuana billboard ordinance,” said William Perno of Say San Diego. The advocacy group holds that their community has seen “a pattern of illegal billboard ads.”
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- High Times looks to avoid hard times as it explores trading on an OTC exchange as opposed to the NASDAQ. The legacy brand has faced numerous problems, including an outstanding lawsuit over $4M million related to its acquisition of Culture magazine.
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