marijuana

The New York State Fair is coming to Syracuse and it will begin this Friday. Don’t be surprised when you’re walking through the fair and you recognize the smell of weed, because marijuana use will be there.

The marijuana business is starting to ramp up in New York state and it seems that everyone is going to try and get growing. There is someone's son who seems like a perfect fit to throw his hat in the marijuana-growing business. He is the son of legendary reggae star and well-known supporter of marijuana, Bob Marley.

When you go through the Albany International Airport checkpoint you won't have to worry about having a small amount of marijuana on you. If you have a small amount of pot, TSA agents and police will no longer seize it, arrest you, or even issue a ticket not just at Albany International Airport but airports across New York state. Officials say it's not something security officers are looking for when they pat you down or search your bags.

There have been no legal marijuana shops opened in the state yet, but an upstate  New York Indian tribe is rushing to be the first in the state to get started.

Amazon is now welcoming post smokers and edible eaters with open arms.

Now that marijuana is legal in New York what does that mean for you if you have a past conviction or pending case?

Weed is legal in New York! Now, find an appropriate place to legally produce marijuana. Canajoharie just might have the place, the former Beech-Nut factory!

Amsterdam was one of the first cities in New York to publically say they didn't want any marijuana dispensaries in their town.

Earlier this week Governor Cuomo signed legislation that legalized recreational marijuana in New York. So what's legal and illegal now?

Here is one way Governor Cuomo could save you money in 2022. If you smoke weed you only have to drive all the way to Massachusetts for one more year. USA Today reports that the state senate voted Tuesday to make New York the 15th state to legalize recreational marijuana.

Governor Cuomo said that an agreement was very close to happening and that the bill to legalize marijuana was one of his top budget priorities.

It looks like legal recreational weed will be legal for adults very soon in New York. However, there are two big hurdles that need to be cleared before that can happen.