Every DCC enforcement action against a California cannabis licensee.

Enforcement actions are DCC's regulatory response when a California cannabis licensee falls out of compliance — sometimes the lead-up to a recall, sometimes the consequence, sometimes neither. Recalls describe what was pulled from market; enforcement describes what DCC did about the licensee. Both are part of the same compliance picture.

Each action cites one or more specific sections of the California Code of Regulations (CCR) or Business & Professions Code (BPC). Most clusters: video surveillance, track-and-trace integrity, premises modification, COA accuracy, retail sample tagging, and unlicensed activity. Search this index by licensee to see which sections were cited against any specific California cannabis business.

Resolution status. When an enforcement matter has reached an adjudicated outcome — by hearing, default, or stipulated settlement — DCC publishes the signed decision on its final-decisions index. When a licensee appeals that decision, the Cannabis Control Appeals Panel publishes the panel's review. Phenominal joins both datasets to every licensee page so the citation, its resolution document, and any subsequent appeal all sit side by side. Not every enforcement action reaches adjudication: citations paid administratively and matters still in process have no published decision.

Cross-reference: when a licensee appears in both this enforcement dataset and the recall dataset, their per-licensee page on both indexes links to the other.