Two Pennsylvania state lawmakers have unveiled a new plan to legalize recreational marijuana, saying the state is an "outlier" in its continued prohibition of cannabis.

Democratic lawmakers in the Pennsylvania State House plan to introduce a new bill to legalize recreational marijuana after previous attempts went up in smoke.

Proposed “landmark” marijuana legislation could generate significant revenue and help communities that have suffered the impacts of the “war on drugs.”

HARRISBURG — Democratic lawmakers in the Pennsylvania House reignited efforts to legalize marijuana for recreational use. Rep. Dan Frankel, D-Allegheny, and Rep. Rick Krajewski, D-Philadelphia, seek legislative support for a forthcoming bill proposing to establish a regulated market and enact restorative justice.

With a new legislative session just a month away, Pennsylvania state lawmakers plan to once again introduce legislation to decriminalize recreational marijuana.

State legislators expect to take another run at legalizing adult recreational marijuana use and impose new, unspecified fees on tourists — all while figuring out how to pay for historic tax cuts passed earlier this year.

They’ve tried it before, and state lawmakers will try again to make recreational marijuana legal in Pennsylvania. State Representative Dan Frankel is co-sponsoring legislation that would decriminalize marijuana in Pennsylvania.

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