April 20th is cannabis culture's biggest celebration — and Redmond has plenty of ways to enjoy it responsibly. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or curious newcomer, this guide covers the best strains, products, and tips for celebrating 420 in Redmond, plus everything you need to know about Washington state's consumption laws so you can keep it safe and legal.
Read MoreIn Washington State, most employers can no longer screen job applicants for cannabis use as a condition of employment. A new state law bans pre-employment marijuana testing for most roles, reflecting changing attitudes toward legal cannabis and employee privacy. There are important exceptions, and on-the-job impairment rules still apply.
Read MoreIn Washington State, cannabis delivery to consumers is not currently legal, even though recreational and medical cannabis can be purchased at licensed retailers. If you want cannabis delivered, you will not find a lawful service — licensed stores are required to sell only on-site, in person. If you order online from a licensed retailer, you must pick up your products at the store.
Read MoreHB 2078 could mark a pivotal moment for Washington’s cannabis industry. Whether it brings clarity and stability (or new burdens) depends on how it’s implemented and how stakeholders respond. Now is the time to engage, learn, and act.
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