This Saturday is a big day for those who partake in weed, pot, reefer, ganja, Mary Jane, the devil’s lettuce or as it is most commonly known: marijuana. Recreational marijuana is still illegal in ...

It’s April 20th, an unofficial holiday in cannabis culture. The day is often just called “4/20” in reference to the number 420’s significance as a marijuana codeword. There are many theories as to how ...

Take a whiff, and you may notice something in the air on April 20, especially if you live in a state where marijuana is legal. Each year on that date, recreational marijuana smokers, cannabis ...

PHILADELPHIA (CNN) --There is something in the air today. Maybe you've noticed. April 20, or 4/20, is known as "Weed Day" in some circles because the date corresponds with a numerical code for ...

Have you heard the story about how “420” became slang for using marijuana because it was the police department’s radio code for calling in a marijuana-related violation? You’re not alone. But it’s ...

Marijuana-smokers, like members of other close-knit groups, have a special language. But often people in the straight-and-narrow world just don’t understand it. Strange and alien to outsiders are ...

Editor's note: This story was originally published on April 20, 2018, but we are refeaturing it this year as New Jersey's marijuana activists celebrate the first "4/20" since legal weed was signed ...

In the Spotlight: Texas marijuana laws. Star-Telegram journalists answer anything you want to know about pot on the Lone Star state. Read more. Got a question? Editors@star-telegram.com. This Saturday ...

At 4:20 p.m. on any given day, there's a marijuana user somewhere across the globe, chuckling at the clock while lighting up a joint or packing in a glass pipe. The number 420 has become a secret code ...