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California Tribes Consider Partnership

21 April 2005

News Brief: North County's Los Coyotes Indian band is considering a partnership with a Northern California tribe to get the governor's OK for an off-reservation gambling complex in Barstow.

Ethics Probe Sought for AG

20 April 2005

A Sonoma County community group asked a state ethics commission Tuesday to probe campaign contributions Attorney General Bill Lockyer accepted from backers of an Indian casino he regulates and once opposed.

California Tribe Looks at Casino Move Proposal

19 April 2005

News Brief: Members of one of two Timbisha Shoshone Tribal Councils are looking at a proposal to move their casino venture from Hesperia to a sprawling 310-acre site near Newberry Springs.

FBI Expand Perata Investigation

14 April 2005

News Brief: The FBI has expanded its investigation of state Senate leader Don Perata in recent weeks, interviewing current and former members of his staff as well as lawyers and lobbyists for Bay Area card clubs that hired Perata's business partner at the senator's suggestion.

Contra Costa County Against Urban Casinos

12 April 2005

News Brief: Contra Costa County and the City of Orinda joined the ranks of East Bay casino foes last week, while a Washington D.C. hearing targeted Casino San Pablo.

Schwarzenegger Plan Blocked

8 April 2005

ews Brief: The Schwarzenegger administration's bid to bolster the state gambling commission with a major staffing increase was blocked yesterday by an Assembly committee.

Artonic Penny Parade Awards First Jackpot

7 April 2005

Atronic's Penny Parade awarded its first jackpot for $82,751.62 at River Rock Casino in California on March 30th.

Senator McCain Criticizes San Pablo Bid

6 April 2005

News Brief: Senator John McCain, the powerful chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, criticizes the Lytton Band of Pomo Indians’ controversial bid to build California's first major urban casino in San Pablo.

California City Hires More Casino Cops

5 April 2005

News Brief: The San Pablo City Council has approved hiring four police officers for crowd and traffic control at an expanded Casino San Pablo.

California County Tries to Stop Gambling Expansion

1 April 2005

News Brief: Contra Costa county supervisors are aiming to stack the deck to keep Indian tribes from transforming West Contra Costa into an urban gaming mecca.

California Tickets May Lead to Robbers

30 March 2005

News Brief: Winning scratch tickets may lead police to a suspects in a robbery and homicide.

Point Molate Casino Moves Ahead

30 March 2005

News Brief: A Berkeley developer’s plans for a $700 million luxury casino resort at the foot of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge will move another step closer to realization Thursday night.

California Tribe Agrees to Halt Expansion

29 March 2005

News Brief: Plans to expand an East Bay card room located less than 10 miles from UC Berkeley halted last week when the Lytton Band of Pomo Indians agreed not to install 2,500 slot machines at Casino San Pablo, after facing heat from state legislators.

River Rock Entertainment Results Up

29 March 2005

River Rock Entertainment reports net revenues increased 24.9% to $28.5 million, from $22.8 million. Income from operations grew 42.3% to $6.8 million, compared to $4.8 million.

Third Round of Casino Funding Available

23 March 2005

News Brief: Yolo County officials announced the opening of the application period for the third round of funding for the mitigation of direct effects related to expansion of the Cache Creek Casino Resort, located in Brooks on Highway 16 in the Capay Valley.

San Pablo Officials Unsure of New Plans

22 March 2005

News Brief: San Pablo officials pondered life without the slot-machine casino that they had hoped would reshape their town, while the battle over the issue shifted to Washington D.C.

INSIDE GAMING: Changing Channels, Shifting Perspective

21 March 2005

News analysts in Los Angeles have a starkly different take on tribal gaming in California than newscasters in Las Vegas.

Tribe Says Casino Investment Scheme is Scam

21 March 2005

News Brief: Investors from coast to coast are being asked to put up millions of dollars for a new Indian casino in Los Angeles County, a project the tribe involved says is bogus.

Pala Casino Resort Announces Spring Concerts

21 March 2005

Pala Casino Resort and Spa has announced its spring concert line-up at its Pala Events Center and the Palomar Starlight Theater.

Man Wins $1.1 Million Slot Jackpot

18 March 2005

News Brief: A Corning man can finally afford to buy the home he's always dreamed of, after winning a $1,156,860 MegaJackpot on a Wheel of Fortune dollar slot machine Monday at Rolling Hills Casino.

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