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It seems like every day in the United States, another state is moves closer to passing a piece of legislation that supports further legalization of cannabis.  States like Oklahoma and Michigan continue make progress toward legalizing recreational cannabis. However, despite the rising...

This week we have exciting California cannabis news from the cities of American Canyon, Arroyo Grande, Blythe, Hillsborough, King City, Solvang, and Willows.

Cannabis retailers, dispensaries, and cultivators each face a unique set of challenges related to inventory tracking. Cannabis businesses have inventory management needs that traditional systems often aren’t equipped to handle. Seed-to-sale tracking and inventory management directly impacts...

Oregon has a well-earned reputation for being a very cannabis-friendly state. Rightfully so: Oregon was the first state to decriminalize cannabis in 1973. Since then, cannabis in Oregon has become more commonplace than many other states. This guide will help you understand what it takes to...

It’s a busy week of cannabis updates from California. Today’s news comes from Sonoma County, Sacramento, Oroville, Pomona and Alameda County.

On July 25, 2018 we presented all of the information you will need to get your Los Angeles Cannabis Business licensed and started.

Every business must factor in variable costs to their financial statements. For cannabis companies, this task can prove difficult: variable costs are often more irregular and difficult to predict than in other industries. Here’s how to prepare your cannabis business for irregular overhead...

Medical cannabis is legal in Michigan, and this summer, the state voted on eleven new measures related to cannabis treatment. This guide will provide you with an update on Michigan cannabis, as well as some tips for starting a cannabis business in the state.

Another week, another exciting round of California Cannabis updates. This week, we have news of a potential workshop from CalCannabis Cultivation licensing in addition to updates from the cities of Maywood, Redwood City, and Eureka.

This summer, Oklahoma became the 30th state to vote on legalizing cannabis. On June 26, 57% of Oklahoma voters approved SQ 788 — an initiative calling for the swift implementation of medical cannabis. However, since the vote, the full approval for businesses to begin selling medical...