California approved two cannabis bills focused on product testing, tracking, consumer information and cannabinoid content. Here’s what changed, how it may ripple beyond CA, and what DMV readers should watch next.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 1965 and AB 2250, tightening cannabis product testing, expanding track-and-trace to cover delivery, and requiring COAs on request.

California’s cannabis tax haul hit nearly $8.4B since 2018. Here’s how that scale shapes delivery models, investor strategy, and what DMV operators should plan for next.

California will crack down on cannabis packaging that appeals to kids and put the DCC in charge of enforcing stricter child‑safety labeling. Here’s why it matters for delivery, brands, and the DMV.

State figures show 99.33% compliance among ABC-licensed retailers for illegal hemp product rules and 97.75% for kratom/7-OH checks, with thousands of products removed.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs AB 2249 into law, banning bubble letters, cartoons, and kid-friendly designs on cannabis products by 2028.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 2249 to restrict cannabis packaging, labeling, and ads that could appeal to children, including banning images of cartoons, candies, and sweets.