
Currently, consumers are not allowed to use cannabis in public

Currently, consumers are not allowed to use cannabis in public

Up to $10M available, with 60% dedicated to social equity applicants

Lack of capital is an ongoing problem for minority businesses

Businesses use workarounds like calling sales ‘donations’
NJ Spotlight NewsEight-week program provides training for Black, Indigenous and people of color
NJ Spotlight NewsApproval too for home delivery and curbside pickup for medicinal cannabis
NJ Spotlight NewsThat brings to 18 the total number of outlets in the state

Princeton takes a step back. Other municipalities want in

At State House rally, advocates remind lawmakers of promises to reinvest in hardest-hit communities

Acting attorney general Matthew Platkin says public safety is his top priority

Interview with Jeff Brown, the executive director of the Cannabis Regulatory Commission
NJ Spotlight NewsBut the Senate is not expected to follow suit

Sales were expected to start Feb. 22. That date is now in jeopardy
Harmony DispensaryAdvocates want state to release cultivation data to ensure patient demand will be met
CuraleafThe Cannabis Regulatory Commission began accepting applications for cultivators, manufacturers and testing labs on Wednesday

Starting Wednesday, applications can be submitted. Regulators will issue up to 37 licenses before February 2023
NJ Spotlight NewsThe Cannabis Regulatory Commission awarded new provisional licenses to companies throughout the state

Social equity organizations, law firms help people figure out if their case was expunged
CuraleafMany towns are waiting to see how the rules are enforced in practice

Chair of Cannabis Regulatory Commission says revisions possible as experts, public weigh in