Marijuana

And just like that, residents of New Jersey (21+) can legally purchase recreational marijuana. From the looks of it, the first day of sales went swimmingly.

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.

The Marijuana Law currently prevents police from notifying parents if their son or daughter is in trouble with the law for underage drinking and/or marijuana use.

Smoke `em if you got `em - and, if you don't got `em, a company says it will now deliver it to you, anywhere in New Jersey within 24 hours or so.

After voter approval, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation this week moving New Jersey into the zone of legalizing marijuana.

After months of delays, the governor signed legislation Monday that allows a recreational marijuana marketplace while also decriminalizing cannabis.

With lawmakers and Gov. Phil Murphy unable to agree on changes, Murphy will now have to either sign or veto bills put on his desk two months ago.

A deadline set for Monday for Gov. Phil Murphy to act on legislation establishing a recreational marijuana marketplace has been extended.

A longtime GOP lawmaker proposed a measure to let Garden State residents keep up to six pot plants for personal use, once the legal weed law is signed.

A lawmaker is worried that when weed becomes legal, youngsters will be more tempted to try it.

We're all eager to put 2020 behind us. But, come January 1st, there are half a dozen new laws going into effect in New Jersey we think you should know about.

Rules for adult-use recreational marijuana, which voters green-lighted in a Nov. 3 referendum, now await Gov. Phil Murphy's signature.