In just the first 10 weeks of legal Cannabis sales, the Garden State has already sold millions of dollars worth of weed.
A new bill will address the state's adult-use law, including widespread corruption in Cannabis industry licensing.
Cannabis cultivation companies are suing state regulators after being rejected as social equity applicants.
An increase in both the supply of product and retail locations has led to a significant price drop for recreational pot.
The New York Fire Department will no longer test or punish its employees for using Cannabis while off duty.
Despite delays in implementing its pot program, the state could collect more than $350 million in taxes by 2028.
Nearly 50 percent of the Empire State's 1,521 towns will not allow marijuana dispensaries in their jurisdiction.
The state legislature has approved Cannabis legalization and all signs point to Gov. Lamont signing the bill into law.
A state legislative committee has approved a Cannabis legalization measure for the first time ever.
Jurisdictions that wish to opt out of the retail marijuana industry have until the end of the year to pass an ordinance.
Despite widespread support for legalization, local governments are opting out of the state's budding cannabis industry.
Religious leaders held a press conference to express their opposition to the state's potential adult-use program.
Despite general optimism about legalization, lawmakers haven't been able to make much progress when it comes to pot.
The 16th state to legalize pot is also the first Southern state to approve the reform.
A series of amendments emphasizing social equity are giving Gov. Lamont's legalization bill new life.
Following a flurry of reform in 2021, New Mexico becomes the latest state to pass an adult-use marijuana law.
While competing legalization proposals from lawmakers are vetted, Rhode Island inches closer to a recreational pot plan.
New York is close to legalizing recreational cannabis, and the final bill could be better than advocates anticipated.
As lawmakers consider legalization, recent surveys reveal broad support for Cannabis in New York and Connecticut.
Rhode Island lawmakers are considering a bill that would decriminalize possession of all drugs.
