Irvine Has Everything... Except This (Here’s What to Know)

Irvine is one of the most polished, well-planned cities in Orange County. From outdoor spaces and shopping to entertainment and food, it’s easy to spend a full day or even a full weekend here without running out of things to do. But if cannabis is part of your plans, there’s one thing to know before … Continued

Old Towne Orange Guide: What to Do (and Where to Stop Before or After)

If you’re spending time in Old Towne Orange, better known as the Orange Circle, you’re in one of the most unique spots in all of Orange County. Centered around a historic plaza built in the 1800s, the Circle is one of the few areas in Southern California that keeps its original layout, surrounded by vintage … Continued

Going to Angel Stadium? Plan This Stop Before or After the Game

Heading to Angel Stadium for a game, concert, or event? Whether you’re catching the Angels, attending a sold-out show, or just in the area, there’s one thing a lot of people don’t realize until they’re already there: There are no dispensaries right next to the stadium. But that doesn’t mean you’re out of options, you … Continued

Planning a Trip to Anaheim? What to Do, See, and Know About Cannabis

Anaheim is one of Southern California’s most visited destinations, bringing in travelers from all over the country and the world. Whether you’re visiting the theme parks like Disneyland, attending a sporting event, or in town for a convention, your days are usually packed from start to finish. If you’re planning a trip to Anaheim, it … Continued

This Week in Cannabis: A Tropicanna Weekly Wrap-Up Issue #10

Federal Hemp Policy Shifts, Cannabis Culture & Fresh Drops in Santa Ana This week, uncertainty around federal hemp and CBD policy moved back into the spotlight after a new federal spending bill removed language that would have delayed a potential ban on hemp-derived THC products.  The change has reignited regulatory scrutiny around hemp-derived cannabinoids and … Continued

This Week in Cannabis: A Tropicanna Weekly Wrap-Up Issue #9

From major research investments in California to celebrity cannabis headlines and fresh drops hitting our shelves, this week delivered a wide mix of industry progress and cultural moments. Here’s what stood out. UCLA Secures $7.3M for Cannabis Research This week, UCLA announced it has received $7.3 million in funding to support a wide range of … Continued

This Week in Cannabis: A Tropicanna Weekly Wrap-Up Issue #8

Federal Marijuana Restrictions May Be Eased This week, reports surfaced that President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order aimed at easing certain federal marijuana restrictions. While details are still unfolding, the move could signal a shift toward greater flexibility for cannabis-related banking, research, and regulatory barriers that have long complicated the legal … Continued

This Week in Cannabis: A Tropicanna Weekly Wrap-Up Issue #7

AI Is Transforming How Cannabis Strains Are Designed A new study highlighted by Marijuana Moment shows how artificial intelligence may soon help breeders design cannabis strains before a single seed is planted. By feeding genetic markers, chemical profiles, environmental data, and historical crop performance into machine-learning models, AI can forecast potential traits including cannabinoid balance, … Continued

This Week in Cannabis: A Tropicanna Weekly Wrap-Up Issue #6

California’s Cannabis Tax Revenue Surges A Win for Legal Market Shoppers New data from the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration shows that legal cannabis generated $283.7 million in tax revenue in Q3 2025 — a major boost that directly funds community initiatives across the state. Revenue from the regulated market supports youth programs, … Continued

This Week in Cannabis: A Tropicanna Weekly Wrap-Up Issue #5

Staying Legal on Federal Lands This Holiday Season Even though cannabis is legal for adult use in California, the federal government is reminding travelers that cannabis remains prohibited on federally managed public lands, including national parks, national forests, and other federally overseen outdoor spaces. A recent DOJ memo instructs prosecutors to resume “rigorous” enforcement of … Continued