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As more states consider legalizing pot, lawmakers and activists are looking to California, which is trying to right past wrongs by clearing the records of low-level marijuana offenders and setting aside dispensary licenses for residents targeted by discriminatory enforcement of drug laws.
Changes to regulation of retail cannabis sales in the city of Napa must be made thoughtfully or risk threatening the viability of the cityâs existing dispensaries, those businesses say. In February, Napa City Council voted unanimously to include Napaâs cannabis-selling ordinance on a list of six policy objectives to prioritize for 2021, according to Councilmember Beth Painter. The vote signals a relatively recent willingness on behalf of city officials to consider allowing recreational cannabis sales to adults over the age of 21, industry members say. Napaâs current ordinance p...
No marijuana billboards allowed? California is making it hard on legal weed FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Corrupting kids? A billboard near Los Angeles International Airport advertises the marijuana delivery service Eaze in 2018.Mario Tama / Getty Images 2018Show MoreShow Less 2of2 A bill in the California Legislature would further limit cannabis billboards.Smith Collection / Gado / Getty Images 2019Show MoreShow Less California — birthplace of the Grateful Dead, Snoop Dogg and the Weedmaps app — is still uptight about marijuana, more than four years after voters legalized it for adult recrea...
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