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Planet 13 Orange County Event Organizer License Listed as Inactive in California Roster

State license roster flags Planet 13 Orange County as no longer active, though a matching record still shows an event-organizer license as "Active."

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
August 3, 2026 · 10:08 AM ET
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Planet 13 Orange County's license is no longer listed as active in California, according to the state license roster.

The change is one of several closures logged by the roster in recent days, alongside cancellations for operators including Infusionals, Intangible Paradise LLC, Intangible Love Delivery and U.S. Cannabis Laboratories, all reported over August 1–2. Openings during the same window included a manufacturing license for Ilumina and a delivery license for Harvest House LLC, indicating continued churn in the state's licensing rolls even as individual firms exit.

Official license records matching the company show a Commercial – Event Organizer license, number CEO14-0000180-LIC, tied to Planet 13 Orange County, with a status field listed as "Active." That entry appears to sit alongside the roster's closure flag, suggesting either a lag between record updates or that the inactive designation applies to a different license held by the company than the event-organizer permit captured in available records. The available data does not clarify which specific license category triggered the closure listing.

The numbers

California's licensing base remains large relative to any single closure: state figures show 1,256 open retail licenses, 4,396 open cultivation licenses, 450 open manufacturing licenses and 18 open labs statewide. No pending-application count, revenue-year-to-date figure, or monthly sales data were available in state statistics, limiting comparison of this closure against broader market trends. Against a backdrop of thousands of active licenses across categories, the loss of a single event-organizer registration is unlikely, on its own, to register as a market-moving development.

What to watch next is whether the roster updates to reconcile the apparent conflict between the closure listing and the "Active" status shown for the CEO14-0000180-LIC record, and whether additional Planet 13-affiliated licenses in California show similar status changes in coming updates. Given the volume of daily openings and closures logged by the state roster — several each in just the past few days — this listing may reflect routine administrative turnover rather than an operational shutdown, though the available records do not confirm either scenario definitively.

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