How Autumn Brands Found Success by Abandoning Pesticides

On Friday, Governor Gavin Newsom announced emergency regulations that could deliver a significant blow to California's multi-billion-dollar hemp industry. Citing a statewide emergency due to youth access to intoxicating hemp products, the governor issued a sweeping ban on all hemp...

One of Cookies' key retail partners, has sought to add new allegations to a $100M lawsuit it has filed against the company, generally regarded as the best known brand in cannabis. Cookies has not directly responded to the allegations, but...

Clarification: This story initially referred to pesticides "allowed" for use on California weed. They are not allowed, according to federal EPA regulations. However, they can be used in California while passing the state's lab testing requirements for cannabis. Authorities oversaw...

Trade groups representing retailers are fighting a bill that would allow some smaller cultivators to sell directly to consumers at farmers' markets. The conflict between the two ends of the supply chain shows the zero-sum nature of survival for California...

Last year, as Humboldt County's remaining licensed small farmers struggled to hold on, they confronted a new crisis. A ballot initiative, Measure A, threatened to impose a host of additional regulations that would greatly curtail the industry’s growth and limit...

Since a June LA Times/WeedWeek investigation found alarming levels of pesticides in legal California cannabis products, several brands and retailers have discussed actions they're taking to ensure safe products. None have done so as loudly as Elliot Lewis, the outspoken...