Where can you smoke weed in california?

Those caught using marijuana who are under 21, for example, will be sentenced to community service and drug classes. Get caught smoking in public, and you'll pay a $100 fine (higher if it's near a school). The bottom line is this: You can smoke weed (or eat it, if that's your thing) in California right now. read more

People busted smoking marijuana in public can expect to face a fine of up to $100. Those caught smoking pot in a place where tobacco smoking is prohibited or near a school can be fined up to $250. read more

About 55 percent of the voters voted "Yes" on Amendment 64, the Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol initiative, which amends the state constitution to allow anyone over 21 years of age to use, possess, and grow marijuana for personal purposes. read more

What you Can’t Do You Still Can’t Smoke in Public. Smoking marijuana in public is still illegal, and brings with it a $100 fine. You’re also prohibited from consuming marijuana near schools and daycare centers, and can’t have any marijuana when on school grounds. Of course, anyone under 21 is prohibited from possessing marijuana of any amount. read more