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New Jersey Marijuana
Want weed but don’t like smoking? From gummies to brownies, you can buy these edibles in N.J.
There’s a lot of choices in the cannabis market that don’t involve inhaling.
Insects and human hair found in cannabis product sold in N.J. State just recalled it.
Customers are urged to return the product for a full refund.
Amid Hudson’s urban sprawl, these entrepreneurs aim to blossom and keep dispensaries well-stocked
Businesses called cultivators have opened in North Bergen to produce and sell cannabis to dispensaries and manufacturers statewide.
N.J. woman going to prison for helping boyfriend run illegal marijuana dispensary
Her boyfriend told an undercover agent that he planned to employ his 14-year-old son to help out with the business, officials said.
Studying weed is the newest way to get a higher education degree in N.J.
This N.J. university debuts its undergraduate cannabis program.
Buying weed at the wheel deserves another look in N.J. | Editorial
How convenient! But maybe a little too much to resist. How many people wait until they get home to sample the drive-thru fries?
Kids are getting high, sick from hemp products sold at convenience stores. N.J. tries to stop it.
There are concerns, however, that the bill goes too far and could spawn court challenges.
Meek Mill joins Murphy to launch N.J. clemency overhaul on Juneteenth
The clemency initiative said it would focus on sexual assault victims, the drug war and people who got harsh sentences.
Boardwalk turbulences raises questions about kids -- and cops | Editorial
There should be consequences for children caught with drugs. And police need to stop blaming weed for their inability to keep order.
Shuttered Secaucus cannabis dispensary could reopen under new ownership, in different part of town
Illicit Gardens, a Missouri-based cannabis company that now owns Harmony, is planning to reopen Harmony's closed dispensary in a new location.
Don’t underestimate Trump’s odd oratory powers | Letters
Other readers have more about the former president's Wildwood rally, plus comments on cannabis DWIs and robocalls.
Murphy’s weed czar leaving for top post
The governor announced the changes Tuesday.