Cresco Labs to close West Sacramento cannabis distribution hub, eliminating 44 jobs

Cannabis and medical marijuana company Cresco Labs is closing its West Sacramento distribution location May 15 at a cost of 44 jobs, the company reported this week to state employment officials.

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Cresco Labs to close West Sacramento cannabis distribution hub, eliminating 44 jobs

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