We are proud of the leadership that both LA County and Governor Newsom have shown in recognizing how essential the legal cannabis market is to our communities in these challenging times.
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393 of 539 (nearly 73%) California local jurisdictions consisting of over 83% of the population passed Prop 64 in 2016, legalizing commercial cannabis activities.
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We Won! AB 228 Dead! Unregulated Hemp CBD products prevented from being added to the food supply.
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City of San Fernando recognized for it’s leadership and commitment to reversing the damage caused by the war on cannabis.
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Cannabis Compliance Panel.
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Celebrating our 3rd Anniversary!
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Enjoy Responsibly!
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LA County Continues to Refuse to Respect the Will of the Voters.
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KYCC and CoPALM Host First Cannabis Educational Forum
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Municipal Cannabis Policy Workshop
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City of San Fernando Partners with Angeles Emeralds to offer a Free Cannabis Convictions Expungement Clinic.
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Automated Expungement Begins!
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LA County Cannabis Policy Workshops!
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Independent Cities Association Invites Angeles Emeralds to discuss responsible cannabis regulations.
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On June 19th, LA County Board of Supervisors were being presented with full reports on cannabis regulations and were asked to decide on three options.
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LA County Board of Supervisors were officially presented the Cannabis Advisory Workgroup's Recommendations Report, and presenting Angeles Emeralds co-founder Jonatan Cvetko, and other workgroup members an award for their efforts.
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On May 24th, 2016 a small group of us began our journey advocating for responsible cannabis regulations in LA County. Over the last two years we've achieved many notable milestones.
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LA County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a motion in support of Assemblymember Bonta's automated expungement Bill AB 1793.
The school of business hosted a presentation and panel discussion on the challenges and opportunities of the Cannabis Industry in Southern California.
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Over 200,000 residents qualify for expunging previous cannabis convictions in LA County.
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