Denver marijuana shop Generation Health has voluntarily recalled more than 2,600 vape pens and concentrates over the presence of potentially dangerous pesticides, according to the city of Denver’s Department of Environmental Health.

The recall is the city’s 20th pesticide-based marijuana recall since Sept. 8, when it announced its first recall involving cannabis extracts manufactured by Mahatma Concentrates.

All 2,665 of the newly recalled vape pens and oils are labeled as Generation Health, according to the city. The contaminated plants were grown by Generation Health’s cultivation, which does business as Patient’s Plus, and the recalled products were manufactured by the shop’s infusions company CC Foods.

The U.S. cannabis industry has witnessed some amazing developments, but now marijuana entrepreneur James Lee is preparing to offer a deal that some years ago would have been considered little more than a pipe dream.

On October 24, 2016, a commercial-grade cruise liner filled with cannabis professionals will depart from Florida for Jamaica, where they will be greeted with an epic all-you-can-consume cannabis trade show specifically tailored for the business-minded cannabis consumer.

Legal pot sales jumped by more than 42% in Colorado last year, pushing the Centennial State’s revenue from marijuana taxes and fees to a new high.

Colorado saw $996.2 million in legal sales of medical and recreational pot in 2015, according to the Denver Post‘s calculations of tax data reported this week (and throughout 2015) by the state’s Department of Revenue. In 2014, the state’s legal pot vendors sold roughly $699 million of the drug.

As the legalisation of marijuana sweeps the US, the lazy, hazy stoner image long associated with the drug is transforming. The way marijuana is sold, delivered and consumed is changing.

The City of Victoria is asking for public input on proposed regulations targeting medical marijuana dispensaries.

The new rules would cover such issues as preventing storefront medical marijuana retailers from being any closer than 200m from any school or from each other.

They call for no signage of any kind that would allow minors to know the business sells medical marijuana.

And they cannot be open for business between 8 pm and 7 am.

The City says there are currently 30 medical marijuana-related businesses in Victoria including 26 storefront operations.

Mayor Lisa Helps says one aim of the proposed regulations is to reduce that number,

California would levy a new 15 percent tax on medical marijuana sales to enforce new regulations and pay for state programs, rehabilitation and parks under a bill introduced Wednesday.

The Marijuana Value Tax Act could bring the state more than $100 million in new revenue. The tax was anticipated after the state passed historic regulations last year that requires state and local licenses for medical marijuana businesses under the new Bureau of Medical Marijuana Regulations.

By Alibi Pierce

Marijuana growers usually work in secret, even in legal marijuana states. But then we begin to wonder… is there a way for me to find legal weed jobs?

Yeah, that’s the ticket… a job just like a regular job, except it involves marijuana!

A job that gives me a paycheck and health insurance.

Legal weed jobs in which I don’t have to worry about getting busted.

Now that legal marijuana is a big-money success, especially in Colorado, Oregon, and Washington, many of us who grow marijuana or just love to use marijuana are wondering if we can come out of the underground and grow marijuana in legal weed jobs.

In just two years’ time, the business of legal marijuana has grown into a multi-billion-dollar industry. And due to that dramatic growth the legal cannabis sector is having cope with a rapidly-changing regulatory landscape, as it attempts keep up with a wide and constantly-changing spectrum of laws and rules in each of the different states and communities where pot is legally grown, prepared and sold.

Federal agents searched the homes of True North’s owners after its facility was shut down in December.

For more than a year, the Portland company True North Extracts has sold a marijuana product it says is pure, safe and legal.

True North manufactures and sells CO2 oil—a marijuana concentrate made by stripping compounds like THC from the plant using compressed carbon dioxide. Users inhale the gooey, amber oil through vaporizer pens.

True North sells its vape-pen cartridges at medical marijuana dispensaries, advertising its product as free from the chemical solvents in some cannabis oils.