
NJCRC Suspends Magic Garden Botanicals Cultivation License
The NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC) suspended the cannabis cultivation license of Magic Garden Botanicals at a special meeting for unauthorized outdoor growing.

The NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC) suspended the cannabis cultivation license of Magic Garden Botanicals at a special meeting for unauthorized outdoor growing.
The US Attorney for New Jersey is going after an alleged associate of the Gambino Family for seeking to extort a cannabis cultivation company in Vineland in South Jersey.
The NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC) has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for its biannual cannabis testing program assessment to address quality-control issues.
The Jersey City Cannabis Control Board (CCB) withdrew support for Tyson 2.0 Deka Cannabis Decades dispensary while approving their first manufacturer to operate in the city.
Medical cannabis advocates are condemning New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill’s (D) silence on stalled home cannabis garden growing.
The 2026 NECANN cannabis industry convention in the Atlantic City Convention Center is coming up Friday, September 18th to 19th and will feature its 2nd annual NJ Cup.
From the recent Canna Camp to canna-cocktails to game nights, comedy, festivals, and 4/20 weekends, NJ Cannabis events are getting bigger, weirder, and more fun.
If you’ve browsed a dispensary menu in New Jersey, you’ve probably seen a thick, dark oil labeled RSO and wondered what makes it different.
The NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC) fined Garden State Exotix $10,000 for opening their own product bags to make new products and will review the Social Equity Excise Fee (SEEF) Tax.
Andover Canna Dispensary threw the very unique Canna Camp 2026 event in Sparta in Sussex County, which had the vibes of a great cannabis festival.
NJ cannabis and free speech activist Mike Vintzileos explained his protest as Bongholeo at a Cranford Township Committee meeting, which made national news.
The Jersey City Council is holding approving Downtown Flwr dispensary’s cannabis license renewal due to labor issues.
The Upper Township Committee in Cape May County approved Bayside Supply Company to be the sole cannabis dispensary in their Jersey Shore town.
The large Multi-State Operator (MSO) Curaleaf won its lawsuit against mandated Labor Peace Agreements (LPAs) with labor unions, while the FBI investigated them for their ties to Russia.
Leading underground legacy cannabis entrepreneur and advocate Ed “NJ Weedman” Forchion is feuding with Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora over his Joint café and lounge after an unfortunate incident that occurred outside City Hall.
The NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJ-CRC) issued $102,500 in fines to four companies due to a range of issues, including testing and expiration date concerns.
The large corporate Multi-State Operator (MSO) Verano Zen Leaf is suing the NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) and the UFCW Local 360 labor union over Labor Peace Agreements (LPAs).
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill (D) has been silent on the State Police arrest of cannabis home gardener Will Only Jr.
Sherrill’s Press Office did not respond to an emailed request for comment by the time of publication.
Will has started a GoFundMe page to help with the anticipated legal expenses of his case and court date on Monday, August 17th.
A New Jersey Cannabis Town Guide has been released by the State’s Cannabis Training Academy (CTA) to help towns that might want to allow cannabis companies.
The CTA’s PDF town guide is a very valuable tool for cannabis advocates, lawyers, entrepreneurs, consultants, urban planners, politicians, and elected officials looking to increase the number of NJ towns that allow cannabis.
The NJ State Police recently arrested a home cannabis gardener in Gloucester County who insisted he has never sold any of it.
Will Only Jr insisted he only had about 12 plants and less than 6 ounces of cannabis flower, which he didn’t intend to sell at home in Woodbury, in Deptford, in Gloucester County.
He is worried and eager for any help the New Jersey cannabis community can provide to fight the charge and avoid jail time.