News, enforcement, law & policy, markets and community — the latest cannabis stories from across the Bronx.
New York's legal market sold $895.4 million in the first half of 2026 as per-unit prices fell and supply surged. Here is what that means at a Bronx counter, and how to stack the savings.
In less than three months, a federal rewrite of the hemp rules is scheduled to take effect. Here's what disappears from smoke shop shelves, what stays legal, and where Bronx buyers can turn.
The Bronx leads New York City in equity-owned dispensaries and trails every borough in access. We ran the numbers.
Community boards don't approve dispensaries, but their votes go on the record. Here's how siting works in the Bronx and how residents can be heard.
After a split community board vote and loud neighbor pushback, Throggs Neck now has two equity dispensaries a block apart. Here's what was promised, and what shoppers gain.
A sealed Gun Hill Road storefront allegedly reopened, got raided and was resealed. It was never a licensed dispensary, and here's how you can tell.
Three raids at one Mott Haven address, a hidden grow on Pelham Parkway, and what both tell South Bronx buyers about the unlicensed market.
A South Bronx youth program funded by state cannabis tax money graduated its first cohort. Here's the full money trail, and what's still missing.
The face of the smoke-shop crackdown is gone, a federal search hit his home, and a former NYPD whistleblower now runs the office that seals Bronx storefronts.
