California, Cannabis
California Legalizes Fully-Fledged Cannabis Cafes
From the start of next year, cannabis retailers in California will be allowed to sell fresh food and non-alcoholic drinks – and even put on a party whilst doing so – after Governor Gavin Newsom signed a “cannabis café” bill into law on September 30.
California Legalizes Cannabis Cafes Amid Hemp THC Ban
The new legislation allows licensed cannabis retailers and microbusinesses in California to sell non-cannabis food and beverages and host live performances in areas
California Will Allow Amsterdam-Like Cannabis Cafes
Marijuana businesses will be allowed to serve food and have live music performances as a way to attract more customers.
California passes law allowing Dutch-style cannabis cafes
Starting next year, diners in the western US state of California can smoke cannabis at certain restaurants, thanks to a new law allowing for "cannabis cafes" akin to those popularized in the Netherlands.
California Gov. Newsom signs bill to allow Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has approved a new law allowing Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes to operate in the Golden State.
Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes legalized in California after Newsom signs bill
Cannabis cafes offering food, coffee and live entertainment will soon become reality in California, after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill legalizing the establishments popularized in Amsterdam.
8 Years After Legalizing Pot, California Will Finally Allow Cannabis Cafés
The new law should help licensed retailers compete with the black market while mitigating the "smell of marijuana" that offends Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.
California pot shops can serve food and drinks like Amsterdam ‘cafes’ under new bill
Californians will be able to eat, drink and spark up at Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes under a new bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom this week. Beginning on Jan. 1, cities in the Golden State can allow marijuana dispensaries to serve fresh hot food and non-alcoholic beverages to their clientele and even host live concerts and comedy shows.
New California Law Will Allow Amsterdam-Style Cannabis Cafes
California, which legalized recreational cannabis in 2016, has seen its legal dispensaries struggle to compete with the black market.
Newsom signs bill legalizing Amsterdam-style cannabis cafés in California
California will soon allow cannabis cafés, where patrons can eat food, smoke marijuana, and watch live performances, similar to those in operation in Amsterdam.
Diners in California can smoke cannabis at Dutch-style cafes starting next year
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill into law that will allow certain restaurants to allow its patrons to openly smoke cannabis
California's Hemp Restrictions Spark Industry Debate: 'Banning This Category Is Better For The Market,' Says Expert
California's emergency hemp ban raises concerns about impact on businesses and consumers. It could also influence future ...
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Cannabis Use Rising in Diabetes: What Do Endos Need to Know?
With little in the way of evidence or professional guidance, endocrinologists have been left on their own when it comes to ...
Cannabis: Commercial Real Estate Considerations (California)
A discussion of California-specific issues and other general concerns that an owner of commercial real property in California ...
Will California's Hemp Ban Cost The State Billions? 'Just The Drink Category Is Worth Over A Billion' Says Expert
Gov. Newsom's emergency order restricting hemp products sparks concerns and potential multi-billion dollar losses in California.
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California Gives Weed Outlets a Path to Become Restaurants
Local jurisdictions can now allow licensed THC retailers to recast their facilities into cafes offering food and beverage ...
Will California Let Marijuana Be Sold At Farmers Markets
By Terry Hacienda, The Fresh Toast A staple of neighborhoods for meats, fresh vegetables and more – will California add in ...
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Sacramento’s drug of choice: Taxable cannabis that is rolled up in $100 bills
It is not OK to subject California workers to secondhand tobacco smoke but it is OK to do so when it comes to secondhand ...