The 29-year-old man arranged to meet with several people on the rooftop of a Sunset Park building around 11:15 p.m. June 1 to sell them marijuana, police said Tuesday.

Roy Hunter, 34, was trying to get healthier when he began drinking Iaso Instant Tea, a "broad-spectrum hemp extract" drink which is supposed to help people shed pounds.

New York City mayoral candidates offered differing approaches to regulating marijuana in the city, following its recent statewide legalization.

They found that the critters' movements had noticeably slowed down, but the blazed crustaceans still didn't take too kindly to being cooked.

A pair of 16-year-old cousins are accused of fatally shooting a 17-year-old boy at a Florida park during a drug deal gone bad, a report said.

This 55,000-square-foot compound — one of Los Angeles' five specialized "marijuana mansions" — was designed and marketed with a rooftop pot garden, but the marijuana plants were removed prior to closing.

This 55,000-square-foot compound — one of Los Angeles' five specialized "marijuana mansions" — was designed and marketed with a rooftop pot garden, but the marijuana plants were removed prior to closing.

Para muchos estadounidenses, tener suficiente marihuana era tan esencial como abastecerse de papel higiénico. Los proveedores ingeniaron formas de suplir la demanda.

The promotion, called “Joints for Jabs,” is one of many across the United States whose aim is to get more Americans vaccinated.

The state's "Joint for Jabs" program will allow some Washington residents to get a free marijuana joint at weed shops.

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves says he wants legislators to put a medical marijuana program into state law.

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves says he wants legislators to put a medical marijuana program into state law.

NY college students hitting campus this fall — the first time that recreational marijuana is legal — won't be allowed to spark up a joint on the quad.

That's a lot of marijuana: cops in Georgia arrested four people who tried to carry off 174 pounds of marijuana stuffed into suitcases at an airport in Atlanta.

While cannabis remains taboo topic, economic crisis means Turkey is trialling hemp for industrial use A bespectacled, well-dressed Islamist recently expelled from the Turkish Journalists’ Association for comparing campaigners against domestic violence to prostitutes is perhaps not the most likely candidate for ardent cannabis advocate. But Abdurrahman Dilipak, 72, is one of Turkey’s loudest voices in favour of […]...