Oregon in 1998 was among the first states to allow the medical use of marijuana. But Kampia said polling shows the state now lags Alaska and California in public support for legalization of the drug.

Oregon medical marijuana advocates in 2006 successfully pushed to give police round-the-clock access to the state's cardholder registry. Patients with pot figured they wouldn't be arrested if cops ...

After getting the growers licensed, Oregon plans to license laboratories, processors, wholesalers, and — lastly — retailers. Until retail marijuana stores do open, licensed medical marijuana ...

asked Erich Berkovitz, Oregon’s last remaining state-licensed medical marijuana processor. NJ Advance Media staff writer Payton Guion contributed to this report.

(KOIN) — In 2014, Oregon became the fourth state in the ... present in the vehicle unless that minor is over 18 with a medical marijuana card, or with a parent or guardian who holds a medical ...

The first day to apply for Oregon medical marijuana dispensaries was Monday, and the state received 289 applications by 4 p.m. as entrepreneurs raced to turn in paperwork. About 200 of the ...

A 7-year-old girl suffering from leukemia is one of Oregon's youngest medical marijuana patients. Her mother says she gives her daughter marijuana pills to combat the effects of chemotherapy ...

By Kurtis Lee Reporting from Oregon and Idaho along Interstate ... and more than three dozen allow medical marijuana. Eleven states, mostly conservative-leaning, have enacted extremely limited ...

An Oregon law requiring cannabis businesses to sign agreements with labor unions to be able to obtain licenses is unconstitutional, a federal district judge ruled.