The state of California overstepped the mark during casino compact negotiations by demanding tribal enforcement of state laws, a federal judge in Fresno has ruled. ...
Wilton Rancheria secures further funding for coming California tribal casino
In northern California and the federally-recognized Wilton Rancheria tribe has reportedly secured even more outside funding to help it build the $500 million Wilton Rancheria Resort and Casino. According to a Monday report from CDC Gaming Reports, the extra third-party financial support from an undisclosed source was revealed last month via the annual report ...
California tribe celebrating decisive federal court victory
In California and the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has reportedly ruled against a group that has long been seeking to reverse the protective federal status earlier awarded to the Jamul Indian Village. According to a report from CDC Gaming Reports, an organization known as the Jamul Action Committee (JAC) ...
California tribal casino resort proposal clears final legal obstacle
In California and a definitive ruling from the state’s highest court has reportedly finally cleared the way for the North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians to bring a new casino resort to Madera County. According to a Monday report from the online news domain at GVWire.com, the California State Supreme Court lawsuit had been ...
California Gaming Association calls on governor to shut down all casinos due to Covid-19
The California Gaming Association wants to see all casino gaming shut down in the state due to the rise in coronavirus cases. The group recently sent a letter to Governor Gavin Newsom, urging him to use his power to cause all casinos to close, including tribal venues. The position of the organization is, that ...
Public support for envisioned California tribal casino resort
In the western American state of California and the $600 million plan from the Tejon Indian Tribe to bring a new casino resort to Kern County has reportedly received a large amount of public support. According to a Thursday report from The Bakersfield Californian newspaper, the federally-recognized tribe is hoping to be given official ...
California tribal casino proposal passes significant realization hurdle
The United States Bureau of Indian Affairs has reportedly completed the required draft environmental impact statement concerning the $600 million plan from the Tejon Indian Tribe to bring a new casino resort to central California. According to a Thursday report from The Bakersfield Californian newspaper, the federally-recognized tribe has been working to realize its ...