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California Cities Give Cold Shoulder To Marijuana Business

Episode 219 | 26m 44sVideo has Closed Captions

Despite legalization in California, in more cities than not, pot business isn't welcome.

The passing of Proposition 64 made recreational marijuana legal in California, but in more cities than not, pot business isn't welcome. A billionaire doctor is poised to take over the San Diego Union-Tribune. And, the biggest health beat stories over the last couple decades. Join us for the KPBS Roundtable.

04/20/2018

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KPBS Roundtable

California Cities Give Cold Shoulder To Marijuana Business

Episode 219 | 26m 44sVideo has Closed Captions

The passing of Proposition 64 made recreational marijuana legal in California, but in more cities than not, pot business isn't welcome. A billionaire doctor is poised to take over the San Diego Union-Tribune. And, the biggest health beat stories over the last couple decades. Join us for the KPBS Roundtable.

04/20/2018

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