Colorado regulators recalled 49 Craft-branded vape products over methylene chloride contamination, with sales reported at 405 dispensaries between March 27 and Sept. 25, 2026.

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.

Georgia regulators reportedly believe federal rescheduling opens the door to mailing medical cannabis. Here’s what that signals for delivery laws, compliance, and the DMV.

MJBizDaily reports Connecticut’s tax take surged 67% even as sales stayed flat, driven by the state’s THC potency tax ending Oct. 1. Here’s how pricing, product mix, and delivery models may shift—and what DMV operators should watch.

Developed for post‑9/11 bomb detection, a NIST air‑sampling method now underpins efforts to read THC on breath—potentially reshaping DUI and delivery compliance in the DMV.

New Jersey regulators are appealing a court loss to Curaleaf in a labor dispute. Here’s why delivery operators and consumers should watch the labor–licensing link.

Developers are exploring distressed cultivation facilities for their power, cooling and security. Here’s how a pivot to AI infrastructure could reshape the DMV market.

Pennsylvania’s House speaker says legalization is within reach next year if the state Senate shifts—raising big questions about delivery rules, licensing and compliance.

A rare insurance-coverage clash in cannabis could ripple through delivery operators’ risk plans. Here’s what DMV consumers and couriers should watch now.

Retailers moved $284.9M in cannabis across adult-use and medical in H1 2026 as Texas-border traffic buoyed New Mexico’s market. Here’s what it signals and why DMV readers should care.

Illinois regulators are weighing first-time permission for outdoor cannabis cultivation. Supporters say the shift could help small craft growers compete and diversify products.

Holiday demand surges are real—but uneven. Here’s a compliant, delivery-forward plan DC, Maryland, and Virginia operators can use to staff smart, stock right, and serve safely.

A second multistate operator has filed a federal challenge to New Jersey’s labor‑friendly cannabis licensing rule. Here’s how labor provisions intersect with delivery laws, compliance, and what DMV residents should watch.

MJBizDaily reports Tilray is boosting medical cannabis capacity with cultivation in Quebec and Portugal. Here’s how Canadian LPs’ European push intersects with DMV delivery rules.

Aurora told investors to reject Curaleaf’s unsolicited $272M hostile bid and formed a special committee. Here’s what it could mean for delivery models, investors, and the DMV market.

MJBizDaily reports a $4.5M buy of PharmaCann’s New York medical cannabis permit by Grown Rogue, aiming at a shortage of indoor flower canopy. Here’s why it matters for cultivation, delivery compliance, and DMV consumers.

A quiet clause in last year’s federal budget could put the DEA in charge of hemp seeds this November—disrupting farms, research, and small seed businesses nationwide.

A federally funded survey of older adults reports surprising day-of use, common medical motivations, and preferred THC delivery methods—data clinicians and DMV families should note.

US Eagle Federal Credit Union will shut its cannabis banking arm on Nov. 1, citing competition, per MJBizDaily. Here’s what it signals for operators—and DMV delivery teams watching compliance closely.

MiCIA backs John James for pledging to repeal a new 24% wholesale tax. A Democratic senator warns his record on legalization and Congress undercuts the promise.