How was your 2010? For the medical patient, 2010 posed a lot of questions about what we might want the future of cannabis access to look like. We now have 15 States in America with some kind of medical-use legislature (Welcome Arizona!) and have had one very close encounter at legalization here in California, with Prop 19.
“To the outside world, Northern California may seem unified in its support for marijuana and marijuana-law reform. However, the region remains just as deeply conflicted as it was back in the early ’70s, when San Francisco hippies brought the plant up north in their attempt to escape urban living. Even as the rest of the country has become more aware of marijuana’s medical utility, many NorCal locals continue to scapegoat “doper hippies” for all sorts of societal ills. The ultimate irony here is that, were it not for the cannabis industry, many of these counties would have been plunged long ago into the direst economic conditions.”
—Hue Jielder, Ukiah, California
Make sure to stop by PCC this holiday season and sample our custom blended, holiday edition Red-and-White Truffle made with red oil, several full-melt hashes and multiple types of kief! Also available for one lucky patient: The PCC exclusive “Christmas Tree” which is made up of ONE GIANT 6 gram bud of Jack Herer (the TREE) and encrusted with 1 gram of Blackberry Kush kief, 1 gram of PCC holiday truffle and 1 gram of Jolly Rancher red oil at a value of $195. Have yourself a medicated Christmas…!
As we already know, the medical marijuana industry continues to thrive in Oakland despite the failure of the legalization ballot, Prop 19. Already this July, the Oakland City Council approved the application of four permitted production facilities as outlined in our own blog this Summer,…
This Tuesday, a national coalition of medical marijuana advocates renewed their demand to the Drug Enforcement Administration to act on an eight-year-old petition to reschedule marijuana for medical use..The rescheduling petition offers a unique opportunity to narrow the ever widening gap between federal and state medical marijuana laws under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA), to make it consistent with the now fifteen, state medical marijuana policies and that of its own Department of Justice. “
It’s finally here!! Our entire menu is now available on our website, courtesy of Weedmaps!
