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Amador deal still on table
29 February 2008
News Brief: A deal that would give Amador County ,California, $18 million up front and roughly $8 million a year in return for dropping a lawsuit against a tribal casino planned near Ione is still on the table.
Nuwu casino assessment report released soon29 February 2008
News Brief: An initial draft of the Environmental Assessment report on a proposed casino and RV park development should be released to the public soon, according to a spokesman for the Twentynine Palms Band of Mission Indians.
Foothill Oaks Casino celebrates construction milestone29 February 2008
News Brief: The Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians celebrated a milestone as the final steel beam was placed for the Foothill Oaks Casino earlier this week, a tribal spokesman said Wednesday.
Sacramento ordinance allows for electronic bingo29 February 2008
News Brief: A preliminary court ruling left standing a Sacramento County ordinance allowing some types of electronic bingo.
California casino nearly completed28 February 2008
News Brief: Agua Caliente Casino Resort Hotel and Spa grand opening for VIP’s is set for April 18 and 340-room resort hotel, spa and expanded casino will open to the public on April 19.
California communities want more say in compacts28 February 2008
News Brief: Hoping to gain more control over casino negotiations, local governments in California are taking their case to the federal Department of the Interior.
Chumash Casino Resort is economic engine26 February 2008
News Brief: The Chumash Casino Resort is a major economic engine in Santa Barbara County according to a recent impact report.
California casino advisory measure proposed25 February 2008
News Brief: Sonoma County supervisors will decide Tuesday whether to put an advisory measure on future development of Indian casinos on the June 3 ballot.
California senator introduces slots bill25 February 2008
News Brief: California Senator Jim Battin, R-Palm Desert, introduced a bill Feb. 13 that would help casinos with fewer than 2,000 slot machines get licenses for the full 2,000.
Ione city council may oppose tribal casino22 February 2008
News Brief: The Ione City Council voted to schedule a special meeting to discuss the possibility of official opposition to the board of supervisors signing an intergovernmental services agreement with the Buena Vista Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians.
Boz Scaggs at Spotlight 2922 February 2008
Grammy Award-winning artist, Boz Scaggs, and his band will be coming to Spotlight 29 Casino on April 19.
One ticket wins $80 million lottery jackpot21 February 2008
The winning ticket in last night's SuperLOTTO Plus draw was sold in Petaluma and is worth $80 million.
SuperLotto Plus jackpot rises to $80 million20 February 2008
The California Lottery’s SuperLOTTO Plus has a jackpot of $80 million tonight.
Agua Caliente creates own band19 February 2008
In a Coachella Valley first, Agua Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage has created its very own house band to play at its eclectic live music venue “The Lounge.”
Bill would allow more tribal casinos15 February 2008
News Brief: A California senator has introduced legislation that would enable a large group of Indian tribes to expand existing casinos or build large new ones without further negotiations with the state.
SuperLOTTO Plus jackpot at $69 million14 February 2008
The California Lottery’s SuperLOTTO Plus jackpot could make the perfect Valentine’s surprise for those looking for a last-minute gift.
Agua Caliente Casino sets opening date12 February 2008
On April 18th, Agua Caliente Casino Resort & Spa in Rancho Mirage will redefine spectacular with the grand opening of its highly anticipated luxury hotel and resort.
California opponents say no lawsuit7 February 2008
News Brief: Following a defeat at the polls, the "No on Unfair Gaming Deals" coalition says that no lawsuit will be filed to try to block 17,000 new slots for four California tribes.
San Manuel Bingo House attempts world record7 February 2008
San Manuel Indian Bingo attempts to reclaim their world title for the "Largest Bingo House".
California tribal gaming expansion wins votes6 February 2008
News Brief: California is headed for a major increase in casino gambling as four of the state's richest gambling tribes won the right to add up to 17,000 new slot machines.
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