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Senator targeted for pro-tribal casino stance

20 April 2007

New Brief: United Here, a union that represents hotel, restaurant and needle-trade workers, has distributed 4,000 door-hangers in Contra Costa County targeting Sen. Tom Torlakson, D-Antioch, and his pro-Indian-gaming stance.

California readies for political showdown

20 April 2007

New gambling agreements for five of the state's richest tribes sailed through the Senate Thursday.,setting up a showdown in the Assembly, which has refused to approve the deals.

Morongo compact passes senate

20 April 2007

The California State Senate overwhelmingly passed Senate Bill 174, moving the amended Morongo compact one step closer to ratification.

Dixon voters reject proposed racetrack

19 April 2007

Magna Entertainment Corp. reports that the outcome of a referendum in Dixon, California on certain entitlements with respect to its proposed horse racing complex was not favorable.

California senate set to vote on casino bills

18 April 2007

News Brief: The California senate is set to vote Thursday on bills that would allow five major Southern California tribes, including the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, to expand their gambling operations.

Coachella Valley gaming expansion faces vote

16 April 2007

News Brief: The Coachella Valley gaming tribes' gaming expansion must pass a California Senate vote and a state Assembly vote before the deals hammered out with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger are considered ratified.

Union continues fight against California compact

12 April 2007

News Brief: A labor union continued its demand for new provisions in a Temecula-area tribe's gambling agreement with the state Wednesday, even as more of its legislative allies hinted they would support the version now on the table.

Labor groups support California gaming agreements

11 April 2007

News Brief: Organized labor today will announce its support for one of five big Indian gambling agreements that were blocked last year by Assembly Democrats, largely at the request of state and national labor leaders.

River Rock Casino offers WSOP seat

10 April 2007

One River Rock Casino poker player will win a $10,000 seat in the No-Limit Texas Hold’em World Series of Poker.

California casino plans stalled

10 April 2007

News Brief: A major goof has temporarily stalled the approval process for one Richmond-area casino, while signs of movement have been detected for the second.

Agua Caliente welcomes Family Feud

5 April 2007

America’s favorite family game show “Family Feud” will be at Agua Caliente Casino April 26th in a special one-night-only desert engagement hosted by John O’Hurley.

River Rock Casino awards more jackpots

4 April 2007

River Rock Casino patrons have been on a winning streak.

Spa Resort Casino guests on a roll

4 April 2007

Guests at Spa Resort Casino in Palm Springs and Agua Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage are on a roll as jackpots worth a total of more than $1.65 million strike in just a matter of days.

Agua Caliente Casino top magazine poll

3 April 2007

ua Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage and Spa Resort Casino in Palm Springs are two of the top spots for gaming, entertainment and dining in the Coachella Valley, according to readers of Desert Magazine.

Pala Casino runs ad campaign

2 April 2007

Pala Casino is running an unique ad campaign to teach people how not to win at their casino.

California tribal gaming battle heats up

29 March 2007

News Brief: The Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians has triggered a new volley of legislative activity by revealing that state Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Van Nuys, will carry legislation to ratify the tribe's new gaming deal with the governor.

Pechanga casino may expand

27 March 2007

News Brief: Legislation in the California Senate would allow a dramatic expansion of the Pechanga tribe's gambling business, tribal leaders said Monday evening.

Husband and wife win big

27 March 2007

ere’s nothing better than winning a big jackpot, unless of course, your spouse wins an even bigger one.

Las Vegas part of L.A.'s bid for 2016 Olympics

27 March 2007

The Olympic dream could reach as far as the Nevada desert if Los Angeles is successful in its bid for the 2016 summer games.

Jamul downsizes casino plans

26 March 2007

ews Brief: The Jamul Indian Village has downsized its expectations for an East County casino and cut off talks with the state of California over a gambling pact.

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