Navalgund is one of the 355 doctors in the state approved to certify patients for the medical marijuana program. About 300 more have registered to undergo the four-hour training course required for certification. Approved practitioners can certify patients at the same location where they regularly provide …
BETHLEHEM, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, Pa. -- Pennsylvania's first medical marijuana dispensary will soon open its doors to patients. Officials at Keystone Canna Remedies held an open house for the media on Wednesday, …
Pennsylvania regulators said Friday they will no longer make a new medical marijuana registry available on the state's computer system for law enforcement, making it less likely someone's participation will …
Federal interference with Pennsylvania’s medical-marijuana program would “force more suffering on some of our most vulnerable constituents,” Gov. Wolf said in a letter to Rep. Charlie Dent (R., Pa.), who serves …
With Pennsylvania teetering on the edge of another budget cliff, it is immensely clear to me that we must get creative in finding long-term revenue solutions to prevent total financial …
In this Feb. 7, 2014 photo, a small clone of a special strain of medical marijuana known as Charlotte's Web grows at a facility in a remote spot in the …
The Pennsylvania Department of Health appears to have abdicated its responsibility to determine what is and is not public information about medical marijuana companies seeking lucrative state licenses, the Reading …
The Pennsylvania Department of Health today announced the names and locations of companies that will be permitted to sell medical marijuana in the state. The reveal came in a news release issued …
Pennsylvania officially launched its medical marijuana industry Tuesday, awarding licenses to 12 growers, including two firms in Berks County, but none in Philadelphia or its suburbs. Many of the winning firms …
Scranton’s zoning law likely won’t block a proposed medical marijuana growing facility in lower Green Ridge and some neighbors say they don’t mind the plant anyway. Pat Hinton, director of …