Concerns about public consumption of marijuana and increased traffic and parking demands have led some residents to push for restrictions on the neighborhood's pot shop.

A judge said he will rule Monday morning on vaping companies' request for an injunction to lift the ban.

A federal case has essentially been put on hold at the request of the companies that are challenging the ban.

Dr. Kevin Hill says Massachusetts currently doesn't have the technology to conduct field sobriety tests for marijuana.

Neighbors in parts of Boston targeted in the state's marijuana equity policies are not happy about pot shops opening in their communities.

Boston has signed an agreement with a dispensary seeking to open in Mattapan.

Steve Hoffman said that while he's not critical of a four-month ban on vaping products, he is concerned it will have negative consequences.

"There is no link between regulated product and illness," said Shaleen Title.

The scrutiny over the mayor's office's negotiations with the marijuana company comes as more cities and town across the commonwealth are being accused of taking advantage of cannabis companies looking to set up shop.

The CCC's rationale for the body cam proposal is public safety, but the idea has received pushback.