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Wildomar Commission Puts Off Vote On Medical Marijuana Ordinance Read full story... |
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Wildomar Commission To Consider Regulations To Allow Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Read full story... |
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Loma Linda Council Extends Pot Dispensary Moratorium Read full story... |
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Group Wants Right For AIDS Patient To Use Marijuana To Fight Disease's Symptoms Read full story... |
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| Inland Empire Medical Marijuana News | Edition Date July 31, 2010 |
| Wildomar Commission Puts Off Vote On Medical Marijuana Ordinance |
| The Press Enterprise - July 22nd, 2010 |
Dozens of southwest Riverside County medical marijuana advocates were audibly disappointed Wednesday when the Wildomar Planning Commission put off a vote on a law that would allow marijuana dispensaries. Wildomar would be the second Riverside County city -- Palm Springs was the first, in 2009 -- to pass a law specifically allowing retail outlets that sell medical marijuana to patients. |
| Wildomar Commission To Consider Regulations To Allow Medical Marijuana Dispensaries |
| The Press Enterprise - July 18th, 2010 |
Wildomar could start on a path this week toward becoming the second Riverside County city to allow medical marijuana dispensaries. The city's Planning Commission on Wednesday will consider a new law that would regulate the dispensaries, lifting a ban in place since Wildomar became a city in 2008. First, the commission must decide if dispensaries are appropriate for the city. If so, it must decide how and where they can operate. |
| Loma Linda Council Extends Pot Dispensary Moratorium |
| The Press Enterprise - July 12th, 2010 |
The Loma Linda City Council has voted to extend its moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries for another 12 months. The 4-0 vote last week came without public testimony. Councilman Robert Ziprick did not attend Tuesday's meeting. Medical marijuana advocates have strongly opposed bans, even temporary moratoriums on dispensaries, arguing that such decisions force patients with legal marijuana prescriptions to turn to the black market. |
| Group Wants Right For AIDS Patient To Use Marijuana To Fight Disease's Symptoms |
| Inland Empire Daily Bulletin - July 9th, 2010 |
Thomas Place, 55, of Rialto, wants more research conducted on the ingestion of marijuana to assist AIDS patients and has helped create an AIDS patient medical marijuana group to further the cause. "I just want to help other people," Place said, after showing off his concoction of marijuana tincture, a concoction that he says has helped him overcome renal failure. "I've seen people in different clinics struggling." Place's group, the Inland Empire HIV/AIDS Medical Marijuana ... |
| Mobile Marijuana Operation Sidelined |
| Inland Daily Bulletin - June 24th, 2010 |
CLAREMONT - Up until recently, Ronald Chavez would drive his vehicle to homes and apartments in the Inland Valley and drop off orders of marijuana. The owner of Claremont-based Tasty Licks would make the delivery to anyone with a valid medical marijuana identification card. But the operations of the mobile medical marijuana company were curtailed earlier this month when the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office announced it would prosecute anyone who performed such a ... |
| La Quinta Dispensary Leads To Arrest |
| Local 2 KPSP - June 21st, 2010 |
| A dad, who lost his kids, accused of selling pot out of his home. He said he didn't know he'd done anything wrong. |
| Pot Mobile Parked, For Now |
| The Press Enterprise - June 14th, 2010 |
The medical marijuana mobile that recently rolled out of Norco and into unincorporated Riverside County to sell its wares illustrates the latest in legal entanglements between federal, state and local laws. Stewart Hauptman said he and his 1985 Pace Arrow motor home are gone for good from Norco after police cited him for possessing drug paraphernalia and operating a dispensary. He has since moved to unincorporated Riverside County, where he says he feels safer because state law ... |
| Redlands Man Assaulted For His Medical Marijuana |
| Inland Valley Daily Bulletin - June 10th, 2010 |
A 19-year-old Redlands man was arrested Wednesday night after assaulting another man and stealing his medical marijuana, police said.
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| Fewer Than Expected Apply For Medical Marijuana Cards In San Bernardino County |
| The Press-Enterprise - October 11th, 2009 |
| San Bernardino County's public health department has taken applications for medical marijuana identification cards from 128 people and provided 76 cards since it began the program in mid-August, a county official said. |
| Chief Takes On Many Challenges |
| The Desert Sun - May 24th, 2010 |
David G. Dominguez has been chief of the Palm Springs Police Department since February 2008. Before that, he was a police officer in the Inland Empire for 29 years. He spent 15 years with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department working in corrections, patrol, investigations, training and administration. Dominguez supervised a gang unit, detective bureau and a community policing team before transferring to the Riverside Police Department as a lieutenant in 1994. In Riverside, ... |
| Inland Medical Marijuana Users Run Afoul Of Code Enforcement Laws |
| The Press Enterprise - May 23rd, 2010 |
| Local law enforcement agencies, similar to many across the state, are treading a more careful path with medical marijuana users since an appellate court decision this year struck down a state law that set specific limits on the amount of marijuana patients can possess. |
| Riverside Sues To Close Med Marijuana Facilities |
| The Press Enterprise - May 22nd, 2010 |
Operators of a medical marijuana clinic and collective in Riverside said Friday both facilities will stay open in spite of a lawsuit the city of Riverside filed this week to shut them down. Riverside City Attorney Greg Priamos said he's seeking an injunction against the clinic, which issues doctor recommendations for marijuana, and the nearby dispensary, a members-only collective where patients can purchase marijuana, because city zoning bans distribution of the drug. |
| Desert Organic Solutions Marijuana Dispensary To Open This Month |
| The Desert Sun - May 19th, 2010 |
One of two medical marijuana dispensaries given permits by Palm Springs to operate in the city legally is to open later this month, a spokesman for the dispensary said today. Desert Organic Solutions, which is at 19486 Newhall St., near Indian Canyon Drive, is expected to open by the end of May, said Tim O'Bayley. |
| Charges Dismissed Against Jailed Medical Marijuana Patient |
| Redlands Daily Facts - April 5th, 2010 |
Prosecutors have dismissed criminal charges against a 51-year-old medical marijuana patient, who lingered in county jail for months after being arrested for growing a dozen of the controversial plants. Deputy District Attorney Rosa Clark announced the news Friday at an unscheduled hearing for Don Kevin Lawrence in San Bernardino Superior Court, the same day The Sun ran a story featuring Lawrence's case. |
| Pot Theft Sparks Police Chase 3 Arrests |
| The Press-Enterprise - March 30th, 2010 |
| A late-night robbery of a medical marijuana grower last night in Riverside sparked a freeway chase that ended in three arrests and the confiscation of a handgun, police say. |





