Port Hueneme eyes green from marijuana production
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Read More →SB County wants marijuana growers to use registry
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Read More →Santa Barbara County launches website registry for cannabis growers
Santa Barbara County has launched a website to register cannabis growing businesses. The registry, created by an ordinance passed April 11, does not collect information about individuals growing cannabis for personal use or the six plants allowed under the Health and Safety Code for medical marijuana patients. The information will be held on a secure Read More →
Read More →Cannabis industry expected to split in two
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Read More →Central Coast entrepreneurs high on marijuana
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Read More →Medical marijuana collective raided, CEO arrested
Sespe Creek Collective, one of the tri-county region’s biggest and most visible medical marijuana providers, was raided by Ventura County law enforcement agencies on Nov. 3 and its CEO was arrested on suspicion of multiple felonies. Chelsea Sutula of Ventura, who runs Sespe Creek, spent the night in jail and is now free on bail. Read More →
Read More →Proposition 64 makes investing in marijuana tricky business
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