Flashback: NJ medical marijuana program to expand ... And despite clamoring by activists, full recreational marijuana legalization didn't occur until legislators passed a law in 2023.

Early 2022 was a great time for medical marijuana patients. Before the first adult-use cannabis sales began, a medical ...

New Jersey is the 19th state where recreational marijuana is sold ... according to a recent published report by NJ.com. There is no state-regulated price, but there are state and local sales ...

Montclair, which missed out on getting first crack at recreational marijuana sales when New Jersey allowed sales on April 21, is now looking at next month for adult-use sales. Last week ...

New Jersey's cannabis regulators on Thursday approved rules to set up the recreational marijuana marketplace, giving application priority to women-, minority- and disabled veteran-owned businesses ...

Cannabis Regulatory Commission Chair Dianna Houenou said in a statement, “The NJ-CRC will be ... 7 facilities for recreational cannabis sales MORE: News 12 Marijuana Matters Management with ...

Dispensaries that sell exclusively to recreational customers won't be ... commission opens for business 'The race is on' in NY vs. NJ marijuana legalization: Where can you buy legal weed first?

New Jersey legalized recreational weed three years ago, but most Shore towns still ban dispensaries. Here’s how delivery ...

She was among the first people in New Jersey to buy recreational marijuana legally as part of a voter-approved program that launched at 13 dispensaries across the state on Thursday. Now ...

74% of Orange residents voted in favor of recreational marijuana legalization, according to information provided by the municipality via a public records request made by NJ Advance Media.

He pointed to states like Colorado that have successfully implemented recreational marijuana laws, and he called the country’s marijuana prohibition a failure. “It is time to end the ...

New Jersey will not legalize recreational marijuana this year and will instead plan to let voters decide in next year's presidential election, Senate President Stephen Sweeney said Wednesday. " ...