In Lucas v. City of Pomona, the Court of Appeal, Second District, recently held that proposed land uses relating to commercial cannabis businesses are similar to existing and defined land uses within a zoning ordinance district and do not require additional environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
Portland, Oregon took the #1 spot nationally, followed by Denver, Colorado.
Who will be the next to fall?
The town of Garberville in Humboldt County was once the poster child for California’s green rush. Today, it’s an example of the green collapse.
California voters weighed in on over two dozen local cannabis measures last Tuesday.
California voters will weigh in on over two dozen local cannabis measures this November.
As a scathing new series by the Los Angeles Times documents, there is now more illegal cannabis being grown in California than ever before; the black market is more dangerous than ever before; people and lands are being exploited; and public corruption has reached new depths.
Cities and counties across the state will give voters the option to legalize commercial marijuana markets this November, potentially creating up to 150 new licenses.