"We achieve racial equity, and we support reductions of other drug uses, and we remove large financial burdens from everybody by passing this," 12th District Supervisor Sylvia Ortiz-Velez, said. "[With] our existing ordinances, many people cannot afford the fines and fees associated with marijuana possession."
The platform, which attracts 350,000 monthly unique visitors, serves as a resource for licensed cultivators and researchers documenting legal cannabis cultivation processes.
The practice of saving significant promises for the final days of a campaign isn't merely coincidental – it's a calculated political strategy that has proven effective across decades of electoral politics.
The record attempt was part of the larger Hall of Flowers event, which attracted over 13,000 attendees and featured more than 300 vendors.
These changes represent real progress for patients who can access and afford MC products. They promise to reduce stigma, improve daily life, and potentially expand treatment options.