Bipartisan Pennsylvania senators are soliciting support from colleagues for a forthcoming marijuana legalization bill they plan to introduce soon. Sens. Dan Laughlin (R) and Sharif Street (D) are once again teaming up on the reform proposal,

After a long, largely successful march over 25 years to liberalize cannabis laws in the United States, the movement had a tough election in 2024. Legalization ballot measures failed in Florida, North Dakota and South Dakota.

The proposed legislation mandates product testing for safety, purity, and potency, ensuring consumer protection while helping eliminate the risks tied to the unregulated market.

Pennsylvanians who want to buy cannabis are just driving across the border to one of our neighbors.” By Daniel J. Mallinson, Penn State via The Conversation After a long, largely successful march over 25 years to liberalize cannabis laws in the United States,

Pennsylvania lawmakers are once again discussing the possibility of legalizing marijuana for recreational adult use, which leaves the question of where cannabis should be sold. On Feb. 5, Governor Josh Shapiro once again called on lawmakers to legalize recreational marijuana during his 2025 Budget Address.

Pennsylvania considers legalizing recreational cannabis with sales through state-owned dispensaries, akin to its liquor stores. This move faces political hurdles and raises questions about revenue projections and social equity.