Author: Dan Wilson

In 2018, Conejo was released after a year and half in the LA County Jail. The first thing he was focused on was getting back in the game. “Once I came out, I wanted to get involved in everything,” Conejo said. He saw the new landscape of legal weed and wanted to do something of his own. “I’ve been chiefing since I was 11 years old. So it just goes with everything that I’m doing,” Conejo said, of getting into the weed business. Conejo launched SKMeds in partnership with the legacy brand The Cure Company. SKMeds dropped two strains as…

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A new dispensary named Wyllow has opened in the South Robertson neighborhood of Los Angeles, which features a unique design that may appeal to people new to shopping for weed. Wyllow features a sumptuous, stylish interior designed by Singapore-based design studio Space Objekt. Colored lines of neon lights traverse the space and are reflected in colored mirrors on every wall. The otherwise small room seems futuristic and appears to extend in all directions. The dispensary is the work of LA Social Equity license holder Camille Roistacher, who says she’s been working on opening the store for years. “This has been…

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For years, Los Angeles’ Cannabis Social Equity Program felt slow and cumbersome to get up and running, leading to delays and financial losses for applicants. But by 2022, the program has grown to be the largest and most robust of its kind in the country. The culture and industry of cannabis in the world’s largest market is showing signs of a revolution brought on by a new wave of Social Equity entrepreneurs who are determined to reinvest in their communities and to create generational wealth.

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