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In Santa Cruz, Cannabis Culture Faces Challenges From Increased Regulations

Cannabis businesses say California’s weed regulations are hurting the industry, but public health groups are pushing back, saying regulators are leaving protections for youth on the table. In Santa Cruz, known for its cannabis culture, the city says keeping both groups happy is a ...  Show more

Drone Testing in Yolo County Part of Big Plans to Expand Delivery Service

San Francisco drone delivery company Zipline hopes to one day fly your burrito — and other consumer goods — right to your front porch. It’s already doing so in Dallas and elsewhere across the country. But before it can expand, Zipline’s drones are flying thousands of test mission ...  Show more

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