Governor Jerry Brown has signed AB 21, an urgency measure introduced by Rep. Jim Wood that repeals a March 1 deadline in the new state
Late yesterday California Governor Jerry Brown signed legislation into law that will result in California’s medical marijuana industry being regulated at the state level for
By Phillip Smith After nearly 20 years of wrangling over what is and is not legal under California’s 1996 Proposition 215 medical marijuana law, the
Today Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 258, the Medical Cannabis Organ Transplant Act. AB 258 prohibits discrimination against medical cannabis patients in the organ transplant
Law Would Have Helped Curb Prison and Jail Overcrowding in California California Remains One of Worst in Country with Harsh Drug Sentencing Standards SACRAMENTO, CA
SB 566 Would Allow California Farmers to Grow Industrial Hemp Upon Federal Approval California has joined multiple other states than have legalized hemp at the
“It’s time for the Justice Department to recognize the sovereignty of the states,” California Governor Jerry Brown said on CNN’s “State of the Union. “We
by Kris Hermes More than two weeks ago, with less fanfare than it deserved, the California Medical Association (CMA) voted to urge Governor Brown to
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town The Orange County Sheriff’s Department has announced it considers all sales of marijuana to be illegal —
Gov. Jerry Brown today vetoed legislation that would have permitted the cultivation of industrial hemp in California, though the Democratic governor didn’t seem pleased about
California Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill into law today recognizing the legality of local distribution centers and the right of municipalities to regulate the
By Debra J. Saunders “If we cannot destroy the drug menace in America, then it will surely destroy us,” President Richard Nixon told Congress in
From The Chronicle The California State Senate voted 22-14 today to pass SB-676 which would legalize the production of hemp for industrial purposes in the
By Phillip Smith A closely divided US Supreme Court Monday upheld a court order requiring California to cut its prison population by tens of thousands
The West Coast is a different world when it comes to progress on drug policy reform. Three of the four states most likely to see
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