Gov. Gavin Newsom's office on Tuesday announced the results of 17 multi-agency operations between July and September that were conducted by the California United Cannabis Enforcement Taskforce (UCETF).
"California remains committed to protecting consumers, public safety, and supporting our legal cannabis market. These enforcement actions send a clear message: Illegal operations will not be tolerated," Newsom said in a statement.
A cannabis grow that authorities said was unlicensed that was found in Ukiah on Sep. 9, 2025. California Unified Cannabis Enforcement TaskforceFollowing the operation, the state's Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) along with state and local authorities destroyed more than 38 tons of cannabis worth more than $125 million, which officials said was "one of the most significant cannabis enforcement efforts in state history.
Other counties that recorded more than 10,000 pounds of cannabis being seized during the quarter include Kern, Shasta and Alameda.
Officials also noted an operation in Napa County in which California State Parks officers rescued a kidnapped child during an unrelated emergency. A suspect wanted for multiple violent felonies was arrested.
According to the governor's office, the task force has seized more than 325 tons of illicit cannabis products worth more than $913 million and eradicated more than 1 million cannabis plants since it was established in 2022.
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