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Everyone, it seems, wants a piece of Chula Vista’s budding marijuana market.
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Annual cannabis science convention runs Feb. 27 through March 1 at Loews Coronado Bay Resort.
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To sell medical marijuana legally in Vista, you’ll need a lot of cash and more than a little luck.
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Dispensaries are getting in the spirit with special gift boxes and holiday-centric products for the seasoned cannabis user and a canna-curious newbie.
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Compliance has required changing of packaging, hiring a lawyer for guidance on changing cannabis laws and licensing fees, all of which come at a cost.
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Despite certain roadblocks, many local dispensaries and businesses host events, fundraisers that benefit local organizations.
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Some San Diego dispensaries are implementing blockchain technology to transfer keys that digitally represent real world currency from customer to merchant.
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A cannabis-infused Sauvignon Blanc from Rebel Coast winery has hit the shelves at San Diego’s Torrey Holistics.
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Scientists are hustling on behalf of the weed industry to find new ways to produce the most valuable compounds in marijuana, ditching greenhouses in favor of big steel vats of yeast that can ‘brew’ cannabis like Budweiser brews beer.
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There’s a badge on her uniform, possibly a gun on her hip, and her arms are spread a little, suggesting she’s ready for anything.
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Lemon Grove will have a second medical marijuana dispensary on Federal Boulevard.
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Oceanside’s City Council voted 3-2 this week to allow two medical cannabis delivery services that, if approved, could be the first legal dispensaries in North County.
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San Diego is making swift progress on its plan to have a local supply chain for its marijuana dispensaries, with 15 indoor pot farms and cannabis edible factories slated for final city approvals in coming weeks.
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Some of San Diego’s licensed marijuana retailers are experiencing spot shortages of certain brands of cannabis due to the failure of cultivators and suppliers to produce weed that meets new purity and potency standards imposed by the state.
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Imperial Beach on Wednesday approved an ordinance to allow one recreational marijuana dispensary in the city.
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Spend a few minutes surfing Twitter and you’re likely to encounter a startling claim that comes without proof: Cannabis cures cancer.