(NJ Spotlight News)The deadline to reinstate two officers is the end of this week
(NJ Spotlight News)The deadline to reinstate two officers is the end of this week

Sales of recreational cannabis have now been legal for two years
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NJ Spotlight NewsCannabis Regulatory Commission says it is committed to equitable opportunity
NJ Spotlight NewsApproval too for home delivery and curbside pickup for medicinal cannabis

Stockton University holds fifth annual Cannabis Career Fair and Business Expo

The public got a chance to weigh in on the new adult-use marijuana industry for the first time since the state made pot legal.

When will marijuana be available? The answer is maybe a little later than sooner. The plan, right now, is to get current medical providers to ...

One thing the pandemic did do was soften the lines among Democrats, which made votes on once contentious bills like cannabis, a millionaires tax and ...

Just as Gov. Phil Murphy was getting ready to sign recreational marijuana legislation, there's an issue with whether or not there should be penalties for ...

State Lawmakers finally voted Thursday to decriminalize, tax and license marijuana for adult use.

Both supporters and opponents of legalizing marijuana agree that the biggest challenge will be trying to get creative and reach as many voters they possibly ...

2019 was not without significant accomplishments in Trenton, but legislators still have work to do on some big issues important to New Jersey residents.

Sen. Ron Rice is getting the credit — or, in some circles, the blame — for derailing the effort to pass a law legalizing recreational ...

While there's wide support for medical expansion, that legislation is tie-barred to legalization of adult-use recreational marijuana.

The medical marijuana program now has 46,300 patients, 950 doctors and 1,850 caregivers participating.