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Celebrities, Top Pros Ante Up for World Poker Tour Invitational

31 January 2006

Hollywood’s elite and top poker pros will compete at The World Poker Tour Invitational at Commerce Casino this February.

California Tribe Sues Over Stalled Compact

27 January 2006

News Brief: Frustrated by lawmakers' refusal to act on its new gambling agreement, an Imperial County Indian tribe has filed a federal lawsuit that could establish a legal path around the Legislature for other tribes in similar situations.

Ex-Casino Official Offer Plea Bargain

26 January 2006

News Brief: A judge offered to sentence a Murrieta man to no more than four years in prison Wednesday if he pleaded guilty in connection with charges that he embezzled almost $500,000 from Pechanga Casino, where he worked as the financial controller.

California Tribal Casino Plans Not Rescinded

26 January 2006

News Brief: California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's administration has no plans to rescind a gaming compact with the Buena Vista Band of Me-Wuk Indian tribe, which wants to open a casino in Amador County.

Thunder Valley Casino Legal Challenged Hearing Scheduled

24 January 2006

News Brief: A legal challenge by seven former employees of Placer County's Thunder Valley Casino alleging sexual harassment and age and sex discrimination is scheduled for its next hearing Feb. 28.

World Poker Tour, Commerce Casino Media Tournament Begins

20 January 2006

Here's your shot to show you have the right stuff.at the World Poker Tour/Commerce Casino Media Tournament that kicks off 10 days of poker action in Southern California.

Former Mayor Allegedly Ran Illegal Casino

18 January 2006

News Brief: Sheriff's deputies found a small casino in an upscale Running Springs home that belongs to the former mayor of Bell, California, who has spent time in prison for an illegal gambling scheme.

CNIGA Develops Guidelines for Compacts

16 January 2006

News Brief: The California Nations Indian Gaming Association has been developing guidelines for gambling agreements negotiated between individual tribes and the state.

California Tribal Casino Opens Marketing Office

16 January 2006

News Brief: The Barona Valley Ranch Resort & Casino has opened a marketing office in San Gabriel to attract more big gamblers to the public or very private venues of the East County tribal resort.

California Tribal Casino Breaks Ground

12 January 2006

News Brief: It will be one of the smallest casinos in San Diego County. But for the tiny La Posta Indian band, yesterday's groundbreaking was a huge milestone.

Commerce Casino Hosts L.A. Poker Classic Championship

11 January 2006

Whether you are a veteran poker player, a newcomer wanting to test your wings or a woman who'd like to experience poker in the company of other women players, Commerce Casino is the place to be January 19-24.

Colma May Restore Unlimited Wagering

10 January 2006

News Brief: As a first step in its plan to restore unlimited wagering at the city"s lone casino, the Colma City Council will vote Wednesday on whether to hold a citywide election o

California Casino Lawsuit Settled

10 January 2006

News Brief: The City of Richmond and the developers who hope to install a Las Vegas-style casino at Point Molate have reached a tentative settlement to a suit filed by environmentalists and supported by the state.

California Study Released at Conference

9 January 2006

The first state-wide study of the social and economic impacts of tribal government gaming within California will be released 11 at the Western Indian Gaming Conference in Palm Spri

California Tribes Remit $25.2 Million

5 January 2006

News Brief: The five California Indian tribes with gaming compacts amended in 2004 have remitted $25.2 million to the state as their quarterly payment to finance a transportation construction bond.

San Manuel Casino Selects Mariposa System

4 January 2006

San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino has licensed Mariposa, VCAT's customer relationship management, marketing and business intelligence software system.

California Tribe Proceeds with Casino Plans

4 January 2006

News Brief: The La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians is moving ahead with plans to build a casino south of Palomar Mountain, tribal officials said Tuesday.

Pechanga Casino Offers Slot Promotion

3 January 2006

News Brief: Pechanga Casino in Temecula is set to make one of their slot club members a millionaire in the first month of 2006.

Schwarzenegger: Tribe Violated Compact

23 December 2005

News Brief: Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger contends that recent casino-related construction by the Jamul Indian band violated the tribe's state gambling compact, and he has summoned tribal leaders to Sacramento to talk about it.

California Legislators to Speak at Gaming Conference

21 December 2005

A panel of four key California legislators will discuss the outlook for the 2006 legislative session at the Western Indian Gaming Conference in Palm Springs January 11, 2005.

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