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JBLR Joint Venture rebrands to Curbside in California license change

A California licensee operating as JBLR Joint Venture has updated its name to Curbside, per state records.

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Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
September 15, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET
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JBLR Joint Venture, LLC has changed its licensee name to Curbside, according to the California cannabis license roster. The rebranding was recorded on September 15. The nature of the license type—retail, delivery, cultivation, or manufacturing—is not specified in the state filing.

The name change occurs amid steady churn in California's licensed market, where multiple operators have opened, closed, or renamed licenses in recent weeks. As of late September, the state maintained 1,266 open retail locations and 4,353 cultivation licenses. The shift to the Curbside name may signal a strategic pivot, though the company has not disclosed details about the operational or ownership implications of the rebrand.

Watch for any follow-up filings or operational updates from Curbside that clarify whether the name change reflects new ownership, a service-model adjustment, or a purely cosmetic rebrand.

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