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Though his fate will hang in the balance on Election Day, Corvain Cooper won't get to cast a ballot. The 37-year-old will be in a cell in central California's Atwater federal prison, where he's serving a life sentence with no chance of parole for convictions involving marijuana. "I was...

Proposition 205 would make it legal to carry, use and grow marijuana in Arizona. Opponents say say voters risk putting more impaired drivers on the roads. Supporters say the ballot measure makes clear that driving under the influence of marijuana - including a car or boat - would remain...

THE MEDIA: Internet. WHO SAID IT: Marijuana Consumers Against Fake Marijuana Legalization. THE COMMENT: "(Prop. 205) can prohibit smoke shops from selling glass, vapes and other cannabis related items." THE FORUM: Facebook post. WHAT WE'RE LOOKING AT: Whether Proposition 205...

The 2016 US presidential election has been one of the most hotly contested — and controversial — in recent memory, pitting two deeply unpopular candidates against each other in a war of attrition that, one way of the other, has the potential to change the course of world politics. The Trump vs...

Proponents of Prop 205 are hoping some star power will give them the edge to pass the initiative to legalize recreational marijuana. According to the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol, Susan Sarandon recorded a voice message urging Arizonans to vote yes on Prop 205. It will be...

Proposition 64, on its surface, poses a simple question: Should people be free to smoke pot in California? But the 62-page initiative on the Nov. 8 ballot asks voters to determine much more than that. It asks them to decide how much cannabis Californians should be allowed to carry, whether...

Some of the entertainment world's most notable celebrities are joining forces to help legalize marijuana in California. "Divergent" series star Shailene Woodley, Tim Robbins, and rapper Common were among the many stars to announce on Tuesday the formation of "Artists for 64" in an effort to...

Nevada City, Calif. - Dennis Peron, the father of Prop 215, will guest on the popular radio program, the Cannabis Crusades, this Friday from 12:00 — 2:00pm on KVMR, 89.5fm. He will be discussing his strong opposition to Prop 64, a ballot measure that will decide whether adults 21 years or older...

Nevada City, Calif. - Dennis Peron, the father of Prop 215, will guest on the popular radio program, the Cannabis Crusades, this Friday from 12:00 — 2:00pm on KVMR, 89.5fm. He will be discussing his strong opposition to Prop 64, a ballot measure that will decide whether adults 21 years or older...

Nevada City, Calif. - Dennis Peron, the father of Prop 215, will guest on the popular radio program, the Cannabis Crusades, this Friday from 12:00 — 2:00pm on KVMR, 89.5fm. He will be discussing his strong opposition to Prop 64, a ballot measure that will decide whether adults 21 years or older...

Nearly 70 people gathered for the Orange County National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (OC NORML) conference in Laguna Woods on Saturday evening. Hosted in conjunction with NORML's senior chapter, the night consisted of four speakers who spoke about how cannabis has effected...

The initiative for marijuana legalization in California has gained enough traction for a vote on Nov. 8. Known as California Proposition 64 (Prop 64), residents of California will vote on whether or not to legalize recreational marijuana. If Prop 64 passes, adults aged 21 or older would be...

Supporters of Proposition 64, which would legalize recreational marijuana for Californians 21 and older, have raised 15 times more money than opponents. But high-profile Republicans and Democrats, health professionals and educators, law enforcement and religious leaders continue to come down...

Proposition 64, on its surface, poses a simple question: Should people be free to smoke pot in California? But the 62-page initiative on the Nov. 8 ballot asks voters to determine much more than that. It asks them to decide how much cannabis Californians should be allowed to carry, whether...

An initiative on the ballot this year could possibly bring in more than $1 billion of new tax revenue to California while elevating our personal freedom. After funding is distributed for the future of the initiative, 60 percent of remaining profits (estimates suggesting hundreds of millions...

Six years ago, my legendarily goofball home state of California, which introduced the medical marijuana loophole to the world back in 1996, was on the verge of rejecting the first honest-to-goodness attempt in at legalizing recreational weed in the 21st century. In a last-ditch effort to rally...

Those headed to the polls in November will have the option of voting for or against The Adult Use of Marijuana Act. If passed, Prop 64 would allow anyone over the age of 21 to possess, transport, purchase, consume and share up to one ounce of marijuana and eight grams of marijuana...

Proposition 205 is on the ballot this November as the "Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana Act." The 20-page proposition is not solely a "yes or no" on legalization of marijuana for adults 21 and older for recreational purposes. Here are four things to know. -Educational facilities...

With election day soon approaching, California's campaign to legalize marijuana has now assembled the largest group of supporters in the issue's history. In a press conference held on Monday at San Francisco's ACLU office, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Prop 64's large list of endorsements...

The Arizona Department of Health Services announced 31 new dispensary licenses last week, bringing the total number of Arizona dispensaries to 130 a month before Prop 205 appears on the November ballot. Nearly 750 potential pot purveyors applied for the limited number of licenses back in...