Next Thursday, 6 November 2025, Business of Cannabis: New York returns to The Wythe Hotel, Williamsburg, uniting more than 300
New York state has awarded $5m in ‘Community Reinvestment Grants’ to 50 non-profit organisations around the state, in the first
New York’s beleaguered adult-use cannabis industry has been dealt yet another legal setback this week as a Federal court ruled that its licensing procedure is unconstitutional, just days after the state’s regulator conceded a major oversight threatening dozens of licensees.
Over 100 legal New York cannabis dispensaries could be forced to relocate following a monumental blunder from the state’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM).
The New York cannabis testing lab at the center of the state’s biggest product recall exited the industry amid an ongoing state audit that had temporarily shut it down, according to records obtained by MJBizDaily.
New York State’s cannabis industry is facing renewed turmoil as budget changes, industry backlash, and a major product investigation converge
New York’s fledgling legal cannabis market is set to undergo significant changes which could not only enable the sale of
A further 74 cannabis retail licenses have been granted by New York’s Cannabis Control Board (CCB), despite mounting legal action slowing the licensing progress.
New York’s state governor has sponsored an ambitious new bill seeking to decriminalize the possession of drugs in the state, marking a major progressive shift in policy for a state plagued by illicit cannabis stores.
New York’s adult-use cannabis market continues to be mired in controversy and new legal disputes despite topping $1bn in sales
New York’s legal adult-use cannabis market officially surpassed $1bn in annual sales last year, despite regulators ongoing efforts to tackle the flourishing black market.
New York’s troubled adult-use cannabis program has hit yet another legal roadblock after a state judge barred regulators from processing
New York’s legal cannabis market could see annual sales top $6bn within two years, according to new analysis from Whitney Economics.
New York’s cannabis entrepreneurs have a unique opportunity this November to connect directly with Sergey Sherman and the team at Tuatara Capital, administrators of the Cannabis NYC Loan Fund
In a major setback for New York’s legal cannabis businesses, a state judge has ruled that recently supercharged efforts to close illicit stores are ‘unconstitutional’.
New York’s legal cannabis market is now ‘ready to hit its stride’ as initially intended following a turbulent entrance into the US adult-use market.
New York’s Cannabis Social Equity Investment Fund has so far failed to achieve its intended goal of raising $200m from a combination of public and private investment and helping 150 businesses open up across the state.
An unlicensed cannabis store in New York has been fined nearly $10m under the state’s ongoing campaign to quash its rampant illicit market.
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