California Senate Votes in Favor of Legalizing Natural Psychedelics
SB-58 would legalize the personal use of certain amounts of psilocybin, psilocyn, DMT, ibogaine, and mescaline.
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The Biggest Psychedelic News Stories of the Week – May 5
The psychedelic news scene continues to be constantly evolving, with new developments emerging from various states across the country.
Psychedelic News Roundup: Oregon, Minnesota, California, UK & More – March 24
This week’s psychedelic news cover the fight for psychedelics reform and research, with Oregon, Minnesota, California and Nevada & Britain.
California Takes Major Step Towards Passing Psychedelics Legalization Bill
A Senate committee in California has advanced legislation that would allow for possession and facilitated use of particular psychedelics.
California’s Cowardly Politicians Gut Psychedelic Decriminalization Bill
The California legislature had the power to act on psychedelic decriminalization, but instead decided to continue the War on Drugs
Promising Psychedelic Therapy Legislation Set to Make Waves in 2022
California’s not alone. Florida, Michigan, New York, and more U.S. states may pass psychedelic therapy or decriminalization legislation in 2022, while Canada kicked off the year with more access.
Arcata Becomes Third California City to Decriminalize Psychedelics
Planting, cultivating, purchasing, transporting, distributing, possessing these plants and fungi will be the lowest law enforcement priority for the city.
Why This California City Recriminalized Peyote
The sacred entheogen was also excluded from Seattle’s resolution to decriminalize natural psychedelics.
California Bill Decriminalizing Psychedelics Delayed Until 2022
SB 519 would decriminalize the personal use of psilocybin, psilocyn, MDMA, LSD, DMT, mescaline (excluding peyote), and ibogaine, including in group counseling and community-based healing settings.
Another California City Proposes Decriminalizing Psychedelics
Decriminalization is one step behind legalization. Selling entheogenic plants or fungi remains a felony that could warrant prison time.
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