Marijuana

Yes, it is now legal in New Jersey, but there are still plenty of inherent dangers and risks associated with recreational Marijuana and THC.

Assemblywoman Victoria Flynn is writing a bill allowing police departments to set policies for off-duty marijuana use, now that the drug is legal and for sale.

New Jersey's marijuana legalization law guarantees labor unions a path to unionize workplaces in the budding new industry.

If it’s been a while since you smoked pot and aren’t sure what you want, don’t worry, a cannabis consultant will guide you through the process

Republican senators say state law and advice allowing for off-duty police officers to use marijuana "will undoubtedly cause" harm.

NJ’s recreational marijuana marketplace is open for business. Recreational sales of cannabis for adults 21 and older started Thursday, with the first alternative treatment centers opening early in the day.

Sales of recreational cannabis won't start on the statewide opening day for adult-use sales at the Curaleaf dispensary in Edgewater Park, Burlington County.

Some of the largest marijuana companies own the dispensaries where adult-use sales are starting in New Jersey. They paid hefty fees as part of going first.

Matt Darin, the U.S. president for Curaleaf, on opening day, the "canna-curious" and whether medicinal marijuana costs too much.

Recreational marijuana sales begin Thursday, April 21st. Not sure where a Marijuana Dispensary is near you? Here is every single one in the garden state:

By now, you know that NJ cannabis sales widen beyond medical patients this month. What forms will be available first? Are any employers cracking down on use? Here's a roundup of info.

Thirteen dispensaries now selling medical marijuana are getting state licenses to sell to any adult starting April 21.