Marijuana

Been wondering what will become of the old Friendly's restaurant off Blackwood-Clementon Rd. in Gloucester Twp.? Well, there's reportedly a proposal to bring something right on trend to the vacant space.

And just like that, residents of New Jersey (21+) can legally purchase recreational marijuana. From the looks of it, the first day of sales went swimmingly.

Governor Phil Murphy gave an update on recreational marijuana sales in New Jersey. There is good news and bad news attached. Here is all you need to know:

The times are changing in Deptford, New Jersey. Or is Deptford changing with the times as a marijuana dispensary is now officially open.

More towns across South Jersey continue to ban the public use and sale of weed.

Smoke `em if you got `em - and, if you don't got `em, a company says it will now deliver it to you, anywhere in New Jersey within 24 hours or so.

Snoochie boochies!

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

We're all eager to put 2020 behind us. But, come January 1st, there are half a dozen new laws going into effect in New Jersey we think you should know about.

New Jersey has 13 medical marijuana dispensaries doing business, as lawmakers follow up on voter-approved recreational pot.

Senate adds random drug testing and tests for any suspicion to the bill, which evisions new industry of certified 'workplace impairment recognition experts.'

During his run for office, Gov. Phil Murphy had campaigned for legalization but the Democratic-controlled Legislature was unable to reach an agreement on how to proceed.