Ayr Wellness will continue to operate the facility, which was acquired by a New York-based real estate investment trust.

The webinar is the first in a series of industry discussions.

The attorney general of Oklahoma says he would “love” to see the state’s medical marijuana program wiped out, as the governor recently suggested. But he cautioned that doing so would mean reimbursing the hundreds of licensees participating in the market because the state would be “taking” a revenue source away from them. During a press

When New York legalized cannabis in 2021, lawmakers made a promise unlike any other in the country: the people most harmed by past marijuana criminalization would have the first chance to benefit from the new legal market. It was a bold attempt to not just end decades of racially targeted enforcement, but to reverse it by putting Black and Hispanic New Yorkers who bore the brunt of prohibition at the front of the line to obtain licenses and open businesses.Almost five years later, the rollout of this experiment in creating an equitable cannabis market has been uneven. But there is one clear success story that, if taken seriously by State leaders, offers a model for how to deliver on this equity promise with minimal investment.That model is The Bronx Cannabis Hub.

The Ceres Planning Commission received its second glimpse of a proposed overhaul of the city’s cannabis business regulations Monday. The move is designed to strengthen the city’s enforcement authority and provide tools for taking decisive action against cannabis operators who fail to pay the city fees that are owed and who violate city regulations or state law.