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2023 Cannabis in NY Summit - Vimarsana News

2023 Cannabis in NY Summit

City & State’s 2023 Cannabis in NY Summit

DFPI shares success in implementation of new consumer protection law - Vimarsana News

DFPI shares success in implementation of new consumer protection law

The first year of operation resulted in the DFPI collecting close to $1 million in restitution for consumers.

No April Fools Joke NM Recreational Cannabis Dispensaries Open Today / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

No April Fools Joke NM Recreational Cannabis Dispensaries Open Today / Public News Service

Retail cannabis hits the shelves today in New Mexico, with many hoping it will be a boon to the state's fossil-fuel-dependent economy. Medical cannabis has been legal since 2007, but starting at noon today, dispensaries across the state also are allowed to sell recreational pot. Andy Lyman, who has been covering the rollout for the New Mexico Political Report, said many New Mexicans hope the new industry will boost employment and provide an additional source of government income. ...

Ukraine Charity Scams On the Rise - Vimarsana News

Ukraine Charity Scams On the Rise

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine generates suffering for millions, many in California naturally want to do what they can to support the refugees. But now, scammers are working overtime to try to divert those funds. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) advises people to research the organization you plan to give to, using sites like Charity Watch or Charity Navigator. ...

MN Broadband Bill Would Connect Widely Scattered Residents - Vimarsana News

MN Broadband Bill Would Connect Widely Scattered Residents

Thanks to state and federal commitments, Minnesota soon will unleash a large sum of funding to ensure more residents have broadband internet access, but industry groups warn of missing homes as work ramps up and hope a legislative plan addresses logistical issues. Last year, Minnesota lawmakers approved spending $70 million dollars to expand the state's networks for high-speed internet. A House bill would create a specialized grant program to convince providers to extend cable lines to homes in far-flung areas. ...