The world of cannabis has blossomed into so much more than flower jars and dispensaries. One of the coolest trends to emerge in recent years is cannabis cafés—vibrant spaces where cannabis enthusiasts ...
Recent legislative changes in California have opened up exciting opportunities for cannabis lounges and retailers. With a new law allowing on-premise consumption areas, the sale of food and drinks, ...
The first café that patrons can smoke cannabis has opened up in West Hollywood. Lowell Cafe is the only full dinner service restaurant cannabis cafe in the nation. Patrons can enjoy a lovely pre-roll ...
State officials are slated to take a final vote Friday on rolling out social consumption licenses, which would create spaces ...
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Above: Dan Plante’s Oct. 2 report for KUSI ...
California cannabis dispensaries that want to serve food and drink must still get approval from their local city or county. Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed off on a law allowing cannabis dispensaries to ...
In Eureka, California, once the epicenter of the state's cannabis trade and now something of a weed rustbelt, Gold Rush Coffee and Green Rush Cannabis is blazing a new trail for the marijuana industry ...
A new kind of bar is about to open in Wichita — one that doesn’t serve any alcohol but will leave customers feeling good, its owner promises. Kanna Cafe, which will start welcoming customers this ...
Don’t expect to buy a latte and smoke a joint inside a San Francisco cannabis cafe anytime soon. Despite Gov. Gavin Newsom’s legalizing cannabis cafes and a statewide law going into effect last week ...
Starting in January, Californians will be able to enjoy cannabis Netherlands-style thanks to a newly passed bill legalizing weed cafes. As the Los Angeles Times reports, governor Gavin Newsom has ...
Local Hot Box "Cancel your flight to Amsterdam," suggests Tom Johansmeyer at Daily Finance. He's kidding of course, noting that the café won't become a tourist destination because it is restricted to ...