New York
New York’s Cannabis Advisory Board Urges Regulators to Seek Its Input
The board held its first meeting on 2024 on Tuesday to discuss myriad priorities and concerns, including out-of-state-brands, relief for growers, and how to spend cannabis tax revenue.
New York Cannabis Regulators Award More Than 100 Adult Use Business Licenses
Regulators also approved proposed regulations, including for adults to grow cannabis at home.
New York Cannabis Regulator Reflects on Recent Challenges, From Lawsuits to Criticisms, and the Year Ahead
Cannabis Wire interviewed Cannabis Control Board Chair Tremaine Wright ahead of this week’s licensing push.
In 2024 New York Lawmakers’ Cannabis Priorities Include Enforcement, Potency Taxes, and Farmers
As New York’s fledgling adult use industry struggles to find its footing, lawmakers’ 2024 proposals are starting to roll in.
New York’s Last Cannabis Regulators’ Meeting of ‘23 Exposes Discord
The agenda only had two items, but what transpired suggests that 2024 could be off to a bumpy start.
Potency Tax is ‘Tip of the Spear’ in New Year, Cannabis Regulator Says at Advisory Meeting
New York’s Cannabis Advisory Board met Tuesday to reflect on a turbulent year and to set some priorities for 2024.
New York Regulators Allow First Medical Cannabis Operators to Expand into Adult Use Sales
Six of the state’s medical cannabis operators, some of them among the largest cannabis companies in the U.S., can begin selling to adult use consumers on Dec. 29.
New York Regulators OK Settlement in Suits that Blocked Justice-Focused Retail Rollout. Now What?
The state’s legal cannabis rollout, which aimed to prioritize “justice involved” business owners, has been turbulent in part because of litigation.
New York Cannabis Regulators Punt on Settlement, Adopt Cannabinoid Hemp Rules
New Yorkers wanting to know more about the settlement of a lawsuit that has upended the industry will have to wait.
“Calamity” and “Possibility”: New York Lawmakers Collect Input on How to Fix Adult Use Cannabis
A daylong hearing Monday laid the foundation for legislative fixes for the myriad cannabis-related hurdles that have emerged since adult use became legal two years ago.
Cannabis Regulators Extend Licensing Window Amid Local and Out-of-State Demand
Regulators passed several resolutions at Tuesday’s Cannabis Control Board meeting, focused on enforcement and extending the business license application window.
All New Yorkers Can Now Apply to Run a Cannabis Business. What Does That Mean?
Until now, the state has aimed to give a leg up to struggling hemp farmers and justice-involved New Yorkers.
At Advisory Meeting, New York Cannabis Regulators Share New Details About Adult Use Rollout
In a meeting with the Cannabis Advisory Board, regulators also urged conditional retail license holders, stalled by lawsuits, to apply when the portal goes live for all next week.
New York Cannabis Regulators Approve Final Industry Rules Amid Pleas to “Pump the Brakes” on Big Operators
Meeting recap: Cannabis regulators paved a path for large operators to enter the state’s adult use industry as a program focused on justice-involved retailers is paused by litigation.
City Council, Back for the Fall, Again Tries to Solve Unlicensed Cannabis Problem
While two cannabis-related bills were up for discussion, focused on 311 complaints and an education campaign, several city stakeholders shared fresh concerns and updates on unregulated sales.
NYC Independent Budget Office Forecasts Cannabis Revenue Amid Tumultuous Adult Use Rollout
Lawsuits, unlicensed sales, and slow retail openings all factor in to how much revenue the city will see from legal cannabis – and when.