Reefer madness appears to be fading into oblivion -- at least when it comes to popular attitudes. The law lags behind.

Nelson shared a photo of himself wearing the shirt, which sports the words “Smoke Weed” and features a pot leaf decorated with Christmas lights.

Pristine environs of Malibu host premium cannabis farmers’ market, enlightening speakers and gourmet canna-dinners.

The Cannabis Wedding Expo, expanding to three states in 2017, showcases marijuana businesses who want to help enthusiasts incorporate cannabis into their Big Day.

As perceptions of marijuana change, more American adults are using pot than ever before, and they're using it more often, a new study finds.

As perceptions of marijuana change, more American adults are using pot than ever before, and they're using it more often, a new study finds.

Healthy Headie is a Massachusetts-based social sales company focused on creating “low barriers to entry” into the cannabis space that make for “digestible, unintimidating” first-time experiences.

With recreational use of cannabis being legalized recently throughout many parts of the country, the trendiness of the psychoactive drug has become popular in the mainstream too, spreading to all parts of American culture — including fashion.

From app-connected portable vaporizers to gigantic, gorgeous grinders, what to get the smokers on your holiday list.

Marketers want to transform the image of marijuana so that it competes with scores of products already in liquor stores, markets and pharmacies.

To put it blunt-ly (see what we did there?), the second annual Southwest Cannabis Conference + Expo at the Phoenix Convention Center this past weekend was a hit.

To put it blunt-ly (see what we did there?), the second annual Southwest Cannabis Conference + Expo at the Phoenix Convention Center this past weekend was a hit.

OTTAWA — Fulfilling a campaign pledge, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau introduced legislation on Thursday to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in Canada.

Some Angelenos love weed so much that they want to smell like it — even when they haven't been toking. At least, that's what Sherman Oaks-based entrepreneur Killian Wells is aiming for in his new line of cannabis scented fragrances.

Like countless commuters in Denver's urban core, Marty Otañez can't help but smell the pot smoke as he rides to work along the Cherry Creek bike path downtown. "A couple years ago it was only under the bridge at Colfax and Speer," Otañez said of the clouds emanating from public tokers. "Now it's pretty much every 100 meters."

Lovers have Valentine’s Day. The kids have Halloween. And the stoners have 4/20.

Years ago, when the cosmetics retailer Sephora asked perfumer Mark Crames to create a fragrance based on the scent of cannabis, he knew he faced a formidable challenge.