State and local government officials continue pushing cannabis reforms across the country. They expect the changes to improve race relations, limit police brutality and bring in much-needed revenue.The changes started gaining momentum amid the pandemic-induced recession and gained steam following...
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The Best 420 Deals in Los Angeles for 2024
Are you looking for the best cannabis discounts and events for April.20.2024 in Los Angeles? Today we’re putting a spotlight on the LAX Cannabis Club dispensary, which is conveniently located a short drive from the LAX airport. Therefore, it's the...
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What should Calif. do about hemp?
Last week, the California State Assembly’s Business and Professions Committee unanimously cleared a bill that would require intoxicating, hemp-derived products to be regulated much like licensed cannabis and sold in dispensaries. The 18-0 vote indicates lawmaker interest in addressing an...
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“We will strike, period!” Eaze workers escalate walkout threat
Eaze drivers stepped up their rhetoric about poor pay and treatment, as their threat of a 4/20 strike looms.At an event in Los Angeles Wednesday, Eaze workers with the United Food and Commercial Workers Union (UFCW) spoke about struggling to...
