Golden Acorn Casino & Travel Center News

This morning at 10 a.m., Golden Acorn Casino & Travel Center reopened its doors with a limited capacity. The California casino is implementing new safety protocols.

Golden Acorn Casino & Travel Center will extend its temporary closure until further notice.

Multiple gaming properties will be closed at least until the end of March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

News brief: A California woman settled with the Golden Acorn Casino after a 2002 incident where she slipped, fell and injured her back on a newly mopped floor.

News Brief: A study done on the Campo Indian band's proposed casino expansion is being criticized for not including key issues.

News Brief: Five years after opening one of the region's most remote gambling venues, the Campo Indian band is planning a 150-room hotel in hopes of moving its Golden Acorn Casino beyond a day-trip market.

News Brief: The Campo Indian band has decided to ask the California Supreme Court to overturn last month's appellate ruling in which the tribe was ordered to take an unresolved cas

News Brief: In response to pleas from frustrated county officials, the state is investigating complaints of unsafe working conditions and improper waste disposal at the Campo Indian tribe's Golden Acorn Casino.

News Brief: Golden Acorn Casino neighbors are concerned over waste water released by the casino.

News Brief: Some casinos in recent years have attracted another element found in the region's deserts and mountains: immigrant smugglers, who take advantage of the crowds and the easy come, easy go of money to recruit down-and-out gamblers.

News Brief: California’s Campo band have been struggling with sewage and groundwater issues since building their casino in 2001 and the issues are not going away.