At the US Open, the smell of weed is back in force — like someone just cracked open Snoop Dogg’s laundry bag. From Court 17 to the park courts, players have plenty to say about it.
New York is expanding Cannabis Showcase Events, allowing licensed microbusinesses to reach consumers at farmers’ markets while keeping sales under strict state regulations.
Mobb Deep’s Havoc opens The Bridge, a licensed dispensary in Astoria, this weekend. The Alchemist, Funk Flex and Kid Capri are on the bill, and the Queensbridge native is doing it as an owner, not an endorser.
Cannabis has been moving through that underground-to-icon pipeline for decades. So when Patricia Field’s universe collides with a hemp-derived THC beverage on the eve of
Cannabis delivery in New York City has reached a whole new level, with a company announcing its ongoing plan to use carrier pigeons to deliver weed.
Dispensaries win in New York court. A judge blocked closures, letting 150+ licensed cannabis shops, most equity-owned, keep serving.
Twelve New York cannabis shops sue state regulators, saying a rule change on school distance threatens equity, jobs, and investments.
In just a few short years, Revelry NYC has become the cannabis event where New York’s culture, commerce, and community converge. This year, it’s taking
New York advocates rallied on Juneteenth Eve after it was discovered Governor Hochul moved forward with a plan to fund the state’s cannabis industry despite numerous red flags pointed out to her.
At a recent board meeting the Cannabis Control Board announced its approval of the new rules for home growing, as well as a new round of license applicants.
Comedian Amy Sedaris works a shift as a guest budtender in New York.
If passed, it would create a regulatory framework for licensing psilocybin service centers and would allow patients to receive treatment for a variety of medical conditions.
At the US Open, the smell of weed is back in force — like someone just cracked open Snoop Dogg’s laundry bag. From Court 17 to the park courts, players have plenty to say about it.
New York is expanding Cannabis Showcase Events, allowing licensed microbusinesses to reach consumers at farmers’ markets while keeping sales under strict state regulations.
Mobb Deep’s Havoc opens The Bridge, a licensed dispensary in Astoria, this weekend. The Alchemist, Funk Flex and Kid Capri are on the bill, and the Queensbridge native is doing it as an owner, not an endorser.
Cannabis has been moving through that underground-to-icon pipeline for decades. So when Patricia Field’s universe collides with a hemp-derived THC beverage on the eve of New York Fashion Week, it doesn’t feel provocative. It feels right on time. This is, after all, the same creative force behind Sex and the City and The Devil Wears Prada. A stylist who turned
Cannabis delivery in New York City has reached a whole new level, with a company announcing its ongoing plan to use carrier pigeons to deliver weed.
Dispensaries win in New York court. A judge blocked closures, letting 150+ licensed cannabis shops, most equity-owned, keep serving.
Twelve New York cannabis shops sue state regulators, saying a rule change on school distance threatens equity, jobs, and investments.
In just a few short years, Revelry NYC has become the cannabis event where New York’s culture, commerce, and community converge. This year, it’s taking over Pier 36 in Manhattan on September 12–13, 2025, and according to co-founder Lulu Tsui, it’s bigger, more inclusive, and more dialed-in than ever. As the Chief Experience Officer for On The Revel, Tsui has
New York advocates rallied on Juneteenth Eve after it was discovered Governor Hochul moved forward with a plan to fund the state’s cannabis industry despite numerous red flags pointed out to her.
At a recent board meeting the Cannabis Control Board announced its approval of the new rules for home growing, as well as a new round of license applicants.
Comedian Amy Sedaris works a shift as a guest budtender in New York.
If passed, it would create a regulatory framework for licensing psilocybin service centers and would allow patients to receive treatment for a variety of medical conditions.
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