Help Stop DEA Raids for Good
Posted April 26, 2013 in NewsJust this week, DEA agents raided two medical marijuana dispensaries in San Diego. The raid came one day after the
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Human Marijuana Trials Moving Forward to Determine Medical Benefits
Posted April 9, 2013 in NewsThousands of medical marijuana patients in the United States rely on the drug to alleviate a multitude of symptoms from
Majority of Californians Want to End Marijuana Prohibition
Posted February 27, 2013 in NewsAccording to a California Field Poll released on Wednesday, the majority of Golden State voters are in favor of legalizing
Federal Judge: Oakland Can No Longer Fight Feds Over Marijuana Dispensary
Posted February 15, 2013 in NewsThe city of Oakland’s fight to protect the nation’s largest medical marijuana dispensary, Harborside Health Center, may be over. The city
Could Legalized Cannabis Save Struggling Labor Unions?
Posted February 10, 2013 in NewsThroughout the state of California it’s not that difficult to find a medical cannabis dispensary. And other than the signage
Living in LaLa Land: HMJ Officially Moves To Los Angeles!
Posted February 6, 2013 in NewsHMJ has taken my life to many places. It started when I was living in Houston, Texas. It was born
Is Cali Supreme Court Leaning Towards A Dispensary Ban?
Posted February 6, 2013 in NewsIt’s been a long, torturous fight in California. The point of contention? Whether cities have the right to ban medical
Unity in California: Ending Prohibition in November 2016
Posted January 28, 2013 in NewsLast weekend, California NORML hosted Cannabis in California: Ending the 100-Year War, an inspiring conference that brought together advocates from
Another Victim of the Government’s War on Marijuana
Posted January 14, 2013 in NewsToday’s New York Times includes a feature story about California medical marijuana provider Matthew Davies, who federal prosecutors are pressuring
Top 10 Marijuana Victories of 2012
Posted January 4, 2013 in NewsThis past year was undeniably the most productive 365-day period in the history of the marijuana policy reform movement. There