Marijuana is fully legal for medicinal or recreational purposes in 24 states in 2025, including five of the six states bordering Pennsylvania. Gov. Josh Shapiro and some state legislators say it’s ...

Pennsylvania's medical cannabis program shed users over the past year even as sales ticked up. Why it matters: The next big thing for cannabis in the Commonwealth — legalizing recreational adult use — ...

Pennsylvania's medical marijuana program expanded rapidly in the years after clinical anxiety was added as a qualifying condition, University of Pittsburgh researchers found in a new study that traces ...

On May 7, 2025, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed House Bill 1200 (HB 1200), which would have legalized adult-use marijuana across the Commonwealth. [1] The bill authorized sales ...

The Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana program has seen a decline in enrollment over the past year, which could be an indication ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is hoping to capitalize on what he predicts would generate more than a quarter-billion dollars in revenue if the state legalizes adult-use marijuana. During his budget ...

House Bill 1735 represents a major policy shift in Pennsylvania’s approach to cannabis, but its impact on the workplace is more measured. Employers retain broad authority to regulate cannabis use, set ...

Pennsylvania has seen a number of important changes to its marijuana laws in recent years. The biggest change was the legalization of medical marijuana. Now, there is a rapidly growing movement to ...

Pennsylvania lawmakers who are in favor of easing marijuana restrictions say President Trump's executive order rescheduling marijuana to a lower drug classification provides them with new optimism ...

Anxiety is now the most common qualifying condition for medical marijuana in Pennsylvania, surpassing chronic pain. The number of medical marijuana certifications issued monthly in Pennsylvania nearly ...