Madison Margolin

When he returned from war in 2004, veteran Roberto Pickering was diagnosed as 100 percent disabled from posttraumatic stress disorder. "Who I am today, I'm a normal guy until you peel the onion back," he says. "It's taken me 13 years to get to this point. I'm not longer on......

As marijuana moves to become a bigger part of life in California, more people are exploring the substance beyond medical or recreational uses. A marijuana spirituality movement is shifting from the fringes of society toward acceptance....

In some cases, up to 80 percent of concentrates that get tested show signs of pesticides, according to SC Labs....

Xyrena's Reefer Madness collection includes three unisex options: OG Kush, Blue Dream, and Space Cakes, which, unlike the first two, smells like an edible instead of a particular strain...

At a summer festival in upstate New York, attended largely by observant Jews, a 20-something yeshiva boy was handing out cholent, a traditional stew often eaten on Shabbat, the Jewish Sabbath. "You may start to feel  a little weird in about 20 minutes," the boy cautioned wryly as he served......

Regardless of whether your cannabis enterprise is legal under state law; the federal government still deems marijuana a Schedule I controlled substance, so it's taxed accordingly....

Angelenos, we know how excited you are about legal weed in California post-Proposition 64. But while you're still lighting those victory joints, remember that we have more than a year to go until the state's adult use and medical marijuana regulations are in full swing. In many ways, California's cannabis......

While many cannabis business will participate in the legal marketplace — estimated to be worth $4.3 billion by 2018 — those who remain in the black market may take a hit....

In the wake of Proposition 64, California's law to legalize weed for adults over 21 — and an implicit invitation for entrepreneurs to plant seeds in the Green Rush — small businesses and boutique growers will have to get creative about staking a competitive space for themselves in California's quickly growing cannabis industry....

The Baby Boomers still outcompete every generation in getting high, but could it be that college kids today are catching up? Only slightly. The popular saying, "If you remember the Sixties, you weren't there," still rings true, according to the most recent iteration of the 40-year-long Monitoring the Future study......