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Blowing smoke? Fresno projects jarring boom in cannabis sales.
Fresno's cannabis tax revenue has become an early sticking point in the city's budget negotiations.
Up in smoke: Stanislaus Co. cannabis community fund to run dry
The county's legal cannabis businesses are being overrun by illegal distributors. The impact is hurting tax revenues and community benefit funds.
Cops bust massive weed grow in Delano. Here’s how much product was seized.
Despite legal weed in much of California, the black market's grip – particularly in cannabis production – is pervasive.
Hanford will have a third cannabis dispensary. Here’s who will open up in town.
The winning dispensary aims to redevelop an existing 3,600 square-foot building in downtown Hanford for the storefront along with a co-working and community space.
Cannabis sales are coming up short. One Valley community is already adjusting.
Leaders in one Tulare County city are realizing they may have to tamp down their expectations on the amount of green marijuana can bring in.
Hanford panel OKs cannabis drying facility to replace cotton facilities
A cannabis drying facility is slated to open on the sprawling site of the Calcot cotton warehouses in Hanford.
It’s one of Fresno’s first-to-open weed stores. It’s also suing city leaders. Here’s why.
After years of waiting, Fresno's first two retail cannabis shops opened for business. Despite that, one of them is still slugging it out in court over a missed opportunity.
Lines, luminaries boost opening of Fresno’s first cannabis retailers
Years of planning and work to get the green light from Fresno officials turned into a footrace between two retail weed shops to be the first to open on Monday.
More smoke: Another Valley community to weigh allowing cannabis shops
As Valley communities wrestle with how to raise revenue post-pandemic, one is reverting to an option leaned on heavily before COVID: weed.
Tulare looks to reap cash from weed shops, growers with tax push
Tulare is looking for a second-layer of revenue from pot shops and cannabis growers operating in the south Valley city.
