OTHERSIDE FARMS in the ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL: Medical Marijuana Information Center’s McKeen: calls full legalization “inevitable” An industry has cropped up around marijuana here. It’s made up of companies that offer go…

Six leading OC medical-marijuana and pot-legalization advocates leave no turn unstoned in examining the ballot initiative By NICK SCHOU Thursday, Oct 21 2010 About the only thing anyone can agree on when it comes to Proposition 19 is that…

Medical marijuana patients can legally grow their own plants, and many are happy to tend their semi-secret gardens. Businesses such as Otherside Farms and Golden State Greenery help set up grow rooms at residents' homes. By Deborah Netburn, Los…

ANAHEIM – They came to learn about marijuana laws, how to start a medical dispensary business, what they could do to change the stigma of the drug. Inside a cavernous hall at the Anaheim Convention Center, more than 1,000 people gathered Saturday…

Chadd McKeen, the Weekly's current cover boy ("Growing Pains at Otherside Farms"), is not only working to change people's perception of medical marijuana providers through his Costa Mesa business that helps patients grow their own. He's…

OTHERSIDE FARMS Medical Marijuana Information Center in Sing Tao Daily Newspaper Original Version 有关大麻合法化进入公投议题传得沸沸扬…

OTHERSIDE FARMS makes front cover of OC Weekly this week, May 20, 2010. Get your copy today! Please note that there are some twisted statements made in this article and OTHERSIDE FARMS does not openly bash dispensaries. Our intentions are good…

Costa Mesa officials say they haven’t looked into how a statewide November ballot initiative that would legalize the recreational use of marijuana would affect the city’s ban on medical marijuana dispensaries. But one thing is certain: At least tw…

LOS ANGELES — James Gray once saw himself as a drug warrior, a former federal prosecutor and county judge who sent people to prison for dealing pot and other drug offenses. Gradually, though, he became convinced that the ban on marijuana was makin…

The New Jersey legislature voted Monday to make that state the 14th in the country to approve marijuana for medicinal use, pending the governor's signature. Gov. Jon Corzine, who leaves office next week, has said he would sign the bill. Two ye…