TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Toms River Township Council voted to put a hold on the sale of legal marijuana within its borders after a landmark referendum vote in 2020 saw voters, even in Ocean County overwhelmingly approve the legalization of marijuana. Under the law, anyone over 21 can purchase marijuana in New Jersey, but
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Hotel booking website Hotels.Com is offering its guests 4/20 munchie money to help their guests fulfill their pot-induced cravings. “Some associate April with rain showers, others with dreaded tax season. With 15 states and counting allowing Mary Jane to legally blow within
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SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ – The Seaside Heights borough council and Mayor Anthony Vaz have announced their support for NJ Senate Bill 3454 which is aimed at correcting major flaws in Governor Phil
RUMSON, NJ – Rumson Police today criticized New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s legalized marijuana bill because as it signed, police can’t stop underage marijuana use, nor can they tell the parents of
New Castle, DE – Delaware State Police arrested 34-year-old Reginald A. Watson of Wilmington on drug and traffic charges following a traffic stop on Saturday afternoon. On February 13, 2021, at approximately
FRESNO, CA – Around 1:30 am on Thursday, a Fresno County Sheriff’s deputy assigned to patrol Fresno’s Old Fig Garden Neighborhood, made a traffic stop on a 2012 Ford Taurus. The driver,
Customers lined up for the first day of legal recreational marijuana sales in Michigan. A handful of shops started selling on Sunday. (Dec. 2) Subscribe for more Breaking News: http://smarturl.it/AssociatedPress Website: https://apnews.com
New Jersey legislative leaders unveiled a proposed ballot question Monday that would ask voters whether the state should legalize recreational marijuana. Katie Johnston reports.
New Jersey legislative leaders unveiled a proposed ballot question Monday that would ask voters whether the state should legalize recreational marijuana. Katie Johnston reports.
In an interview with Bill Spadea on NJ101.5 yesterday, former Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno said legalizing prostitution would be less harmful than legalizing recreational marijuana and that doing so would benefit the
