from selling the shares because the local cannabis regulations temp orary permit holder (indiscernible) 5 years elapsed since they applied for the permit. the office of cannabis made progress in addressing a severe backlog of permit applications they are still just beginning to process the applications of the temporary permit holders because they were behind equity applicants and incubators in the prioritization required by article 16 so it will likely take years to finish processing the applications leaving business owners over stuck in a state of limbo unable toic a ses the value created some over decades in the industry. these temporary permit holders are seeking to engage and same business deals every other industry in san francisco is allowed to engage in and ultimately allowing them to function as normal businesses in as many ways as possible is critical achieving --this ordinance would make a very miner change to the restrictions to allow perm r temporary permit holdsers to sell more then 50 percent before they receive a permanent permit and also clarify enforcement protocol should trajzfer more then 50 percent of the ownership sooner then

new data shows california cannabis enforcement officers seized more than £144,000 of illegal cannabisin our state last year. that's compared to just £41,000 the year before, california cannabis industry association says illegal growing operations threatened the entire industry by avoiding taxes and undercutting costs. legal growers pay there's always a safety, conservative legal operations because many of these are organized by criminal organizations who often are armed and dangerous. the cannabis enforcement team has 60 officers for the entire state and say they welcome tips from residents, which they say have been a big help in taking down the illegal operations. an animal rights group says that another horse has died at golden gate fields racetrack in berkeley. the group kill racing , not horses, says that a three year old filly was euthanized on the track today due to a catastrophic injury following her first place finish. they say this was the fourth horse killed in the 2023 season at golden gate fields and the 18th statewide. we reached out to golden gate fields tonight, but hav

you couldn't see anything past that that line that was all blocked off when california cannabis enforcement officerse building. this is what they found inside a massive illegal marijuana growing operation. we have been focused on cultivation efforts in 2022, which have a higher yield of illegal cannabis versus dispensaries. david hafner, a spokesman for the california department of cannabis control says new data shows the team seized more than £144,000 of illegal cannabis in california last year. compared to just £41,000 the year before they say illegal growing operations are a public safety hazard. many of these are organized by criminal organizations who often are armed and dangerous. state officials took down another illegal operation in oakland officers found two warehouses on 75th avenue and east 12th street full of illegally grown cannabis , along with a 12 gauge shotgun and more than $27,000 in cash. local law enforcement departments say the new state resources are a big help having another agency that's able to come in with those resources is extremely beneficial. if someone is trying to cul

san francisco office of cannabis instructions tell people how to apply for the permit. and this is the [inaudible]. you should wait good labor policy that is the requirement. and also say this one. you should labor meetings that this is no and writing of good labor policy for cannabis business well is no. and you should sponsor should mask the describe how the business interact with us. so, 100 broadway project sponse violated 2 regulation under article 16. of the police code. >> thank you. you will have time for rebuttal. >> one minute >> no you had where you are time. >> you have another thing. we close your motorcycle row phone. thank you. okay. project sponsor a 10 minute presentation. ma'am. ma'am. if you can. if you insist continuing i have to call the sheriff to have you escourted out of the room. hearing is going in recess. we are in the going to continue the you have 10 minutes. members of planning thank you for your time. i'm lawrence the project sponsor at 100 broadway. i wanted it go head and address the continuance from the left time we had there were modif

california cannabis enforcement officer sees more than £144,000 of illegal cannabis in the state last compared to just £41,000 the year before, california cannabis industry association says illegal growing operations threaten the entire industry by avoiding taxes and undercutting costs. legal growers pay there's always a safety, conservative legal operations because many of these are organized by criminal organizations who often are armed and dangerous. the cannabis enforcement team has 60 officers for the entire state and say they welcome tips from residents, which they say have been a big help in taking down some of these illegal operations . the family of a woman who was murdered by her ex boyfriend received dna confirmation that remains found back in january, do indeed belong to alexis game . police say the 23 year old oakley woman was murdered by her ex boyfriend more than a year ago. gates partial remains were found 11 months later in amador county, family members and volunteers continue to lead searches for the rest of her remains as part of that effort to help bring alexis gav

the office of cannabis is the first office to have a completely digital application process.rked with the digital team to develop the online application. there are going to be hiccups. we are first to do it. it is one of the most rewarding parts to offer a seamless -- to offer a seamless approach. that is how they can find solutions to solve many of the community challenges. the best way to respond to prop 64 was to retroactively expunge 9,000 cannabis related records for san francisco. it feels like justice full circle for my personal experience. in the past i was furthering the war on drugs just as my directive. really coming from a place of public safety. that was the mandate and understanding. it is nice to see that pass a society we are able to look at some of our laws and say, you know what? we got it wrong. let's get this right. i had the privilege of being in the existing framework. my predecessor nicole elliott did an incredible job bringing together the individuals super-passionate about cannabis. >> the office was created in july of 2017. i came in early 2018. i ha

the officers crack down on illegal cannabis grow in the bay area >> happy tuesday. cannabis has been legal in california for over six years. the world's largest legal cannabis market has been going out in smoke. the large part has to go with the competition. the state department has been sniffing out illegal groves and cracking down. this morning, our lauren tom saw that firsthand. she was there when they raided four homes in discovery day >> for chief jones, it was another tuesday. he came out in a house in a neighborhood. you never know what was left inside >> we have a third war, demand entry >> and it could be your neighborhood, my neighborhood >> illegal cannabis operation, one of four bust in a single neighborhood tuesday morning, that the department of cannabis carried out >> seize anywhere between 3-5,000 plants. we're talking about square mile here >> jones has been in law enforcement for nearly 3 decades and the department holds a personal significance >> hired all the officers. i'm so proud of the people >> and when you walk into the home, you're hit with

. >> looking for cannabis office over 120 cannabis in the [inaudible] some is operating and some in processing. [inaudible] cannabis store and does in the river low have it [inaudible] we understands the ref now by [inaudible] hiring and the [inaudible] upon the rules project the youth and [inaudible]. concern and protection for youth. concern for the youth and the people and many have [inaudible]. cannot understand speaker... >> thank you. that is your time. >> i'm call nothing to support the approval of 100 broadway. i think this it is very important it have a safe accomplice for medical marijuana to be consumed. i think that giving an opportunity for the community to have [inaudible] and diversify the area. i am strongly in support and i hope it passes. >> this is patrick call nothing support of 100 broadway. i think creating this permit is critical for the reestablishment of people coming downtown. the pandemic destroyed that whole area and this is a business that can help revitalize the downtown community. thank you. hello. good afternoon i'm calling to share support it is essential we ha

from selling the shares because the local cannabis regulations temp orary permit holder (indiscernible) 5 years elapsed since they applied for the permit. the office of cannabis made progress in addressing a severe backlog of permit applications they are still just beginning to process the applications of the temporary permit holders because they were behind equity applicants and incubators in the prioritization required by article 16 so it will likely take years to finish processing the applications leaving business owners over stuck in a state of limbo unable toic a ses the value created some over decades in the industry. these temporary permit holders are seeking to engage and same business deals every other industry in san francisco is allowed to engage in and ultimately allowing them to function as normal businesses in as many ways as possible is critical achieving --this ordinance would make a very miner change to the restrictions to allow perm r temporary permit holdsers to sell more then 50 percent before they receive a permanent permit and also clarify enforcement protocol should trajzfer more then 50 percent of the ownership sooner then

we come along as officers crack down on illegal cannabis grows here in the bay area. grow in the bay area. >>> hello and happy tuesday, i'm sara donchey. cannabis has been legal here in california for over six years. but the world's largest legal cannabis market has been kind of going up in smoke. a large part has to do with the competition from the thriving illegal market. so the state department of cannabis control has been sniffing out illegal grows and then cracking down. this morning our lauren toms saw that firsthand. she was there when they raided four homes in discovery bay. >> reporter: for bill jones, it was just another tuesday. he pulls up to an unsuspecting house in a gated neighborhood. but you would never guess what was inside. >> this is state law enforcement. we have a search warrant and demand entry. >> it really could be anywhere and could be in your neighborhood and in my neighborhood. >> reporter: an illegal cannabis operation. just one of four buses that the department of control carried out. >> they will probably seize anywhere from 3,000 to 4,0

visitors to central asia work, he found in one of the messengers, law enforcement officers seized 530 cannabis well as containers with a substance of plant origin. according to the expert's conclusion, the seized substance is a narcotic drug, cannabis marijuana with a total weight of more than 190 kg , the investigating authorities of the moscow region police initiated a criminal case against the defendant. selected measures of restraint in the form of detention leaders of the capital's theaters note a significant increase in interest to the public ticket sales have already exceeded pandemics, the occupancy rate of auditoriums. often reaches 100%. meanwhile , final preparations are underway in moscow for a night at the theater this year, dedicated to the 200th anniversary of alexander ostrovsky reporting. artyom kuznetsova and here you are about this beauty of nature. here she is upstairs in the helikon-opera theater, the final run of the word of movement, music, lighting, accompaniment. everything must be perfected. we have removed all mass scenes to the smallest detail, because we assume the

from selling the shares because the local cannabis regulations temp orary permit holder (indiscernible) 5 years elapsed since they applied for the permit. the office made progress in addressing a severe backlog of permit applications they are still just beginning to process the applications of the temporary permit holders because they were behind equity applicants and incubators in the prioritization required by article 16 so it will likely take years to finish processing the applications leaving business owners over stuck in a state of limbo unable toic a ses the value created some over decades in the industry. these temporary permit holders are seeking to engage and same business deals every other industry in san francisco is allowed to engage in and ultimately allowing them to function as normal businesses in as many ways as possible is critical achieving --this ordinance would make a very miner change to the restrictions to allow perm r temporary permit holdsers to sell more then 50 percent before they receive a permanent permit and also clarify enforcement protocol should trajzfer more then 50 percent of the ownership sooner then 5 years afte

san francisco office of cannabis instructions tell people how to apply for the permit. and this is the [inaudible]. you should wait good labor policy that is the requirement. and also say this one. you should labor meetings that this is no and writing of good labor policy for cannabis business well is no. and you should sponsor should mask the describe how the business interact with us. so, 100 broadway project sponse violated 2 regulation under article 16. of the police code. >> thank you. you will have time for rebuttal. >> one minute >> no you had where you are time. >> you have another thing. we close your motorcycle row phone. thank you. okay. project sponsor a 10 minute presentation. ma'am. ma'am. if you can. if you insist continuing i have to call the sheriff to have you escourted out of the room. hearing is going in recess. we are in the going to continue the you have 10 minutes. members of planning thank you for your time. i'm lawrence the project sponsor at 100 broadway. i wanted it go head and address the continuance from the left time we had there were modif

. >>> converting office space to housing has been a popular idea to address the shortage. now we are getting a better sense of how much it might help. >>> cannabis been legal in california for six years. the world's largest legal market has been going up in smoke. a large part has to do with the competition from the thriving illegal market. >> the department of cannabis control has been sniffing out illegal grows and cracking down. we saw firsthand when they rated four homes in discovery bay. >> reporter: for chief jones it was another tuesday. >> it is state law enforcement. >> it could be anywhere. >> an illegal operation. one of four busts in a single neighborhood that the department of cannabis control carried out. >> probably seizing anywhere from 3 to 5000 plants. than talking about a square mile. >> the department holds a personal significance. >> i am so proud of my people. >> you were hit with a strong scent of cannabis in each room of the microclimate. it closely monitored the environments. in doing so it created an illegal and hazardous space. >> there is a sharp contrast between the illegal market and the licensed market. the illegal

. >> tonight at 11, cannabis has been legal here in california since 2016, since then the legal market is surging and up to patrol officers to crack down and saw that first-hand today. >> this is a state law enforcement. we were there as officers raided four homes and found thousands of illegal plants and show that raid coming up at 11 o'clock. and coming up why one coach in the final four recruiting players to online dating, explain. >> and tracking the rain and the kind of rain that we will see next 24 hours and track with futurecast and talk about tomorrow's thunderstorm threat coming up. ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. this van just hit me out of nowhere. i thought i was dead. after t

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officer sees nearly 2000 plants, totaling about 1000 pounds. since the inception, operations surged each year, up from 62 in the first year. the same time it seized more than $1 billion of illegal cannabis. >> you are keeping costs low by mistreating workers. using hazardous chemicals and not paying taxes. i would boil it down to greed. >> they say they are shocked that such an operation took place in the community. jones said it is all in the name of supporting the legal industry. >> it is not fair to those that are doing it correct and legal. that is part of the equation. holding illegal operators accountable. >> reporter: it was a multiagency effort to seize and dispose of the plans that jones said often sell for top dollar. joan said the mall the environment can cause paired with the chemicals often used can pose serious health risks, not only to the occupants but also the neighborhood. >> it is a menace to the community. their dumping pesticides and fertilizers contained in the water. >> reporter: busts like this happen several times per week. despite the best effort, he believes it is unlikely they will stop seeing these networks anytime soon. >> california legalized marijuana in

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