Marijuana

Someone younger than 21 caught with any amount of marijuana, cannabis, hashish or alcohol in any public place, including a school, gets a written warning for a first offense, under New Jersey's updated laws.

After months of delays, the governor signed legislation Monday that allows a recreational marijuana marketplace, while also decriminalizing cannabis.

A deadline set for Monday for Gov. Phil Murphy to act on legislation establishing a recreational marijuana marketplace has been extended.

A lawmaker is worried that when weed becomes legal, youngsters will be more tempted to try it.

On Election Day 2020, New Jersey voted to legalize marijuana in New Jersey. While politics are getting in the way of making weed legal in the Garden State, that hasn't stopped two new dispensaries to open here at the Jersey Shore.

A Beachwood man is facing 15-years in prison following a series of Cocaine related offenses within Ocean County.

After voters easily passed a ballot question to allow recreational marijuana sales in New Jersey, the state ended 2020 in some legal confusion.

Rules for adult-use recreational marijuana, which voters green-lighted in a Nov. 3 referendum, now await Gov. Phil Murphy's signature.

Latest and last group of amendments includes a cap on growers through 2022 and leaves business groups unhappy about workplace testing plans.

In the study published in the Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 8.4% of respondents report "experiencing harm" because of someone else's marijuana use.