A poll carried out by independent polling firm Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, Inc., on behalf of The Marijuana Policy Project, has found that an overwhelming 74% of Americans would like President Obama to respect the medical marijuana laws in states that have legalized marijuana.
The poll's results are important for...
Marijuana activists in Oregon are celebrating a small victory today, as former Oregon Court of Appeals judge Ellen Rosenblum - a marijuana supporter - has won Democratic nomination for attorney general.
Because no Republican candidate stepped up for nomination for attorney general, Rosenblum is now the presumptive winner...
In just one more of a rapidly growing number of examples of why medical marijuana crackdowns hurt more than help not only our economy and suffering patients, but the environment as well, more than $100 million dollars worth of marijuana was found in California's Topanga Canyon State Park, the country's largest State Park...
Proponents of medical marijuana in Colorado shouldn't expect postcards from Sen. Nancy Spence while she's on vacation, but they might want to send her a couple. In Spence's absence, the THC DUI driving bill in the state died for the third time - all because Spense was not present to vote in favor of it.
Earlier in the day,...
Researchers from the University of California, San Diego have released a new study linking positive effects of smoked marijuana to multiple sclerosis, giving sufferers of the disease hope for new, alternate forms of treatment.
Lead researcher Jody Corey-Bloom, M.D., Ph.D. set out to see if marijuana could have...
Backers for the Oregon Cannabis Tax Act (OCTA 2012) turned in 27,401 signatures Friday for the month of April, bringing their grand total to 84,539. They need 87,213 signatures by July 6 to ensure inclusion on Oregon's November 2012 ballot.
Back in March, Willie Nelson came out in support of OCTA 2012, and since then,...
The Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol has launched a new commercial just ahead of Mother's Day called "Dear Mom". In it, a young woman reveals to her mother in a letter that she has quit drinking and started using mariujuana. The Amendment 64 backers hope the theme resonates with women, who are less outspoken with...
Speeding along State Road 12 from Sacramento, with Yosemite National Park just a handful of miles down the road, it’s quite easy to zip right past an oasis of history dating back to when gold was the currency and justice was swift. Ripe with an abundance of other pre-park activities including hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting, kayaking, gold panning and so on, Groveland, a to [ ... ]
Despite its reputation as a movie town, the Southland is loaded with excellent bookstores and literary venues that host world-class readings. Dating back to Charles Bukowski, the Watts Writers Workshop, punk rock poetry and the Venice beats, a diverse legacy of writers have made their mark in the bookstores and venues of Los Angeles. Here are a few of the best venues that deliver b [ ... ]
Toxic 'Spice' substitution becomes yet another reason to get smart on drug policy. Prohibition-based drug testing is turning would-be cannabis consumers into legal “Spice” heads in a growing form of toxic drug substitution in America. In 211, the American Association of Poison Control Centers reported 6,348 calls about exposure to the drugs in “Spice.” That number has ro [ ... ]
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