Glass House Brands has applied to list its subordinate voting shares on the New York Stock Exchange, the company announced Wednesday. The move follows a deconsolidation transaction designed to separate Glass House’s dual-use cannabis business from its medical cannabis business, a restructuring similar to steps taken by other marijuana companies seeking access to major U.S. …
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South Carolina Republican Governor Candidates Say They Are Open to Medical Marijuana Legalization
Both Republican candidates in South Carolina’s gubernatorial runoff say they are open to legalizing medical marijuana, marking a notable moment in one of the few states that still has no legal marijuana program. During Tuesday’s South Carolina Republican Party runoff debate, the final debate in a series held across the state, the moderator asked: “There’s …
New Jersey Senator Files Bill to Allow Liquor Stores to Sell Low-Dose THC Beverages
A New Jersey lawmaker filed legislation yesterday that would allow liquor stores to sell low-dose THC beverages. Senate Bill 4452, filed by State Senator Joseph Lagana (D), was introduced June 15 and referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee. The measure would allow liquor stores to sell beverages containing THC, creating a new retail pathway for …
Colorado Teen Marijuana Use Continues to Decline, Survey Finds
Rates of marijuana use among Colorado teens continue to decline more than a decade after voters legalized adult-use marijuana, according to the latest results from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s Healthy Kids Colorado Survey. The 2025 survey found that 9.7% of Colorado high school students reported using marijuana in the past 30 …
California Senate Committee Advances Bill Clarifying Cannabis and Cannabinoid Enforcement Rules After Unanimous Assembly Vote
A California bill that would revise several state rules related to cannabis, cannabinoids and enforcement against unlicensed sales has advanced out of a Senate committee after previously clearing the full Assembly without opposition. Assembly Bill 2250, sponsored by Assemblymember Cecilia Aguiar-Curry, was approved June 15 by the Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development Committee in …
Medical Cannabis Linked to Meaningful Pain-Related Improvements in Large Minnesota Study
A study published today in Clinical Therapeutics found that many chronic pain patients enrolled in Minnesota’s medical cannabis program reported meaningful improvements within four months of making their first purchase. Researchers from the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management examined more than 6,000 patients certified for chronic or intractable pain who enrolled in the state’s medical …
New York Appeals Court Upholds Cannabis Agency’s Enforcement Authority
A New York appeals court has vacated a lower court order that had restricted the Office of Cannabis Management’s ability to conduct enforcement and inspection actions against cannabis and hemp retailers. The Appellate Division, Third Department issued the ruling June 11 in Super Smoke N Save LLC et al. v. New York State Cannabis Control …
Washington D.C. Medical Cannabis Sales Reach $47 Million in 2026 as Patient Count Reaches 123,826
Washington D.C.’s medical cannabis market remained above $10 million in May after setting a record of $10.4 million in April, according to the newest report from the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration. The district reported $10,021,299 in total medical cannabis sales for May, down from April’s record $10,404,293 but still well above the $9,300,768 sold …
Los Angeles Voters Approve Measure Applying Cannabis Tax to Unlicensed Marijuana Shops
Los Angeles voters have approved a measure that will require unlicensed marijuana businesses to pay the city’s cannabis business tax. Measure CB was approved with 72% of the vote. The proposal applies the city’s existing cannabis business tax to unlicensed retailers operating within city limits. Under current law, licensed marijuana retailers are required to pay …
Arizona Lawmaker Files Measure to Place New Marijuana Industry Rules Before Voters
Arizona Representative Tony Rivero (R) has filed a proposed ballot referral that would ask voters to approve new rules for the state’s marijuana industry, including restrictions on certain license holders, cultivation canopy limits, solvent testing standards and federal coordination provisions. House Concurrent Resolution 2037 was introduced in the House on June 13 and assigned to …
