American Indian tribes that say they've been cut out of California's legal marijuana market are raising the possibility that they could grow and sell on their own
Officers are removing protesters from the ruins of a Hawaii hotel where they have been squatting since last year in an attempt to block redevelopment of a resort where Elvis Presley's character got married in the movie "Blue Hawaii."
Tourists catching a flight out of Las Vegas can now dump their leftover legal marijuana in metal containers set up at the airport
Paid time off to care for ill family members is a benefit many workers want but that's hard to come by, especially at very small companies
Some water agencies say a plan to make California's drought-era water restrictions permanent could allow the state to chip away at long-held water rights
MGM Resorts 4Q profit misses analysts' expectations, tops revenue forecasts
Opponents of the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada are asking a judge to force the U.S. government to turn over emails and other documents related to President Donald Trump's approval of the project
The executive who took over Wynn Resorts after casino mogul Steve Wynn was accused of sexual misconduct says the public shouldn't judge until the investigations wrap up
A report from a marijuana industry group says less than 1 percent of California's known pot growers have been licensed nearly two months after the drug became legal
The U.S. agency charged with balancing development and protections for public land has faced upheaval under the Trump administration