All posts tagged "cannabis"
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1.0KNewsWatsonville Cuts Taxes on Cannabis Businesses By Half
Changes cut 10% tax on gross receipts to 5%
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1.4KNewsWatsonville Looks to Cut Taxes on Cannabis to Compete with Neighbors
Proposed changes would cut taxes on retail cannabis businesses in half
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1.9K4NewsSanta Cruz County Ups Cannabis Enforcement for Harvest Season
Lawyers say county still hasn’t found the right balance to protect small growers
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Cannabis License Applications Move Ahead in Watsonville
Watsonville processes first round of cannabis license applications following rule changes
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648Special PublicationsHigher Edibles Is Poised to Break Big in the California Market
Customers throughout California are clamoring for these cookies and savory crackers
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543Special PublicationsNew Hemp Rules Created a Market Glut, But Industry Remains on Hold
Growers flocked to the market, and now there’s a glut of hemp
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378Special PublicationsThis Federal Bill Could Change Everything for Cannabis
Bill would remove marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act
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860Special PublicationsMeet the Cannabinoids Science Is Still Trying to Unlock
Science around cannabis is still in its infancy
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Watsonville Touts Equity Program as Boon for Small Cannabis Businesses
City Council set aside some cannabis licenses for equity program applicants
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6.7KSpecial PublicationsDispelling the Myth That Cannabis Can Cure COVID-19
Influencers dangerously pushing ‘magical plant’ as remedy
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2.1KSpecial PublicationsThe Science Behind Munchies
The “munchies” are very real, but why?
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1.3KSpecial PublicationsCannabis Company Rides Changes Into Second Decade
Créme De Canna reinvents itself to survive whirlwind market
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896Special PublicationsRecreational Rollback
New county regulations allow cannabis delivery but not pickup, and that's regressive, pot proponents say
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671Special PublicationsEssential Questions on Cannabis
With legalization, how do we go back to determining what’s a medical use?
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1.2K1Special PublicationsSheltering with Green
The local cannabis business is booming right now, but will the good times last?
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3.9K1CoronavirusBusiness Dries Up After Initial Rush of Cannabis Panic Buying
Cannabis dispensaries are considered ‘essential’ in California but can’t get federal stimulus money
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6.0K1CoronavirusCannabis Dispensaries Adapt to Shifting Rules Amid Shelter-in-Place
Cannabis is among the products people are stockpiling
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5.3KCoronavirusA Guide to Buying Cannabis During Shelter-in-Place
How every Santa Cruz dispensary is operating in the wake of the shelter-in-place mandate
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2.5KNewsWill Cannabis Growers Who Paid Their Dues Get a Fair Shake?
Small fraction of those who signed up with the county are getting a spot in line
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4.9K5NewsPot Growers Scramble as Sheriff Steps Up Enforcement
Deputies are cracking down on the black market to make legalization work
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6.6KColumnsSanta Cruz’s First (Legal) Weed-Friendly Music Festival
Power of Flower takes over the fairgrounds on Saturday, Aug. 10
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9.2K3NewsThe Cannabis Industry’s Sustainability Problem
There’s nothing green about vapes and pot packaging
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6.3KCover StoriesThe Dawn of Cannabis Tourism
New farm tour goes behind the scenes of local marijuana production
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6.6KCover StoriesWhat We Don’t Know About CBD—and Why
The would-be wonder drug is stalled by legal uncertainty about cannabis
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5.5KCover StoriesAre Cannabis-Related Hospital Visits on the Rise?
Anxiety, edibles and emergency room detox
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6.9KNewsSanta Cruz County’s Cannabis Delivery Battle
County sues state regulators as dispensaries protest online competition
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6.2KColumnsCBD: Cure-All or Snake Oil?
From CBD coffee to cosmetics, not all cannabidiol products are created equal
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12.2K2ColumnsNew WAMM Garden Promises Heirloom Cannabis for the People
Compassionate care collective partners for expanded grow space.
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4.1KFood & DrinkCosmo D’s David Brissenden on Gourmet Edibles and ‘Stiletto Stoners’
Meet the chef behind local cannabis food company Cosmo D’s Outrageous Edibles.
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3.9KNewsSupervisors Set to Approve Cannabis Rules
County bets on the middle ground as growers and neighbors prepare for weed regulations
