New York Cannabis Retailers Push Back on $30m Product Recall and ‘Rent-a-Licence’ Scandal
Oregon-based edibles company Grön has weighed in on the ongoing controversy surrounding New York’s so-called ‘rent-a-licence’ scandal.
Oregon-based edibles company Grön has weighed in on the ongoing controversy surrounding New York’s so-called ‘rent-a-licence’ scandal.
New York’s troubled adult-use cannabis program has hit yet another legal roadblock after a state judge barred regulators from processing business applications.
An unlicensed cannabis store in New York has been fined nearly $10m under the state’s ongoing campaign to quash its rampant illicit market.
After the rockiest of starts, the regulated marijuana market is finally coming to life in New York state.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has appointed a new interim Executive Director of the state’s cannabis regulator after its previous leader was pushed out.
The embattled head of New York’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), Chris Alexander, has officially resigned from his post early, leaving the organization without a clear leader.
New York’s beleaguered cannabis regulators have been hit with another lawsuit that seeks to invalidate hundreds of licenses in the already underserved state.
The head of New York’s cannabis regulatory body, Chris Alexander, has been forced to resign immediately amid an ongoing overhaul of the troubled legalization project.
New York’s Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a new plan to ‘finally put an end to the chaos’ of unlicensed shops throughout the state.