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Licenses revoked, $1M fines imposed after New Mexico losses track of marijuana harvests - Vimarsana News

Licenses revoked, $1M fines imposed after New Mexico losses track of marijuana harvests

(The Center Square) - The Cannabis Control Division of the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department revoked the licenses of two cannabis companies in the state after the two farms sold their harvests without using the state's tracing system.

Licenses revoked, $1M fines imposed after state losses track of marijuana harvests - Vimarsana News

Licenses revoked, $1M fines imposed after state losses track of marijuana harvests

(The Center Square) - The Cannabis Control Division of the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department revoked the licenses of two cannabis companies in the state after the two farms

Out-of-state cannabis crackdown in New Mexico - Vimarsana News

Out-of-state cannabis crackdown in New Mexico

The Cannabis Control Division alleges a local dispensary was found to be distributing cannabis product labeled as having originated in California.

Source: koat.com
Albuquerque private school agrees to pay $5K fine for not enforcing mask mandate - Vimarsana News

Albuquerque private school agrees to pay $5K fine for not enforcing mask mandate

New Mexico's largest private school has agreed to pay a $5,000 civil fine for violating the state's public health order.

Source: kob.com
Albuquerque private school agrees to pay $5,000 fine for not enforcing mask mandate - Vimarsana News

Albuquerque private school agrees to pay $5,000 fine for not enforcing mask mandate

New Mexico's largest private school has agreed to pay a $5,000 civil fine for violating the state's public health order.

Source: kob.com