cannabis

The legal marijuana retailing business continues to grow in the Binghamton area.

A brother and sister from Chemung County who are ready to open a cannabis store in Binghamton are facing another delay.

Workers are converting a once-popular Binghamton-area restaurant into a marijuana manufacturing business.

There are five pending locations in the Triple Cities, along with six active locations.

Earlier in 2024, New York State granted local governments more power to regulate and enforce against unlicensed marketing and sale of cannabis products.

109 adult-use cannabis licenses were authorized for the Empire State.

The Cannabis Control Board has authorized the issuance of 105 varied adult-use cannabis licenses.

Binghamton officials are working to lay the groundwork for a new cannabis cultivation and manufacturing operation in the city.

Some people who live near a proposed Binghamton cannabis store are raising questions about the planned business that would feature a pick-up window.

Even though it's legal in New York, not everyone can get a cannabis license. These are the people who will get turned down if they apply for one.

Licenses will be available for cultivation, processing, distribution, sale, or to operate a microbusiness.

The second legal cannabis retail shop in the Binghamton area is expected to open soon.

With the cannabis industry growing and expected to boom soon, more colleges are offering certificate programs, including one college in Upstate New York.

The first licensed cannabis shop in upstate New York is open for business in downtown Binghamton.