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Increase for California Gambling Machines Approved

15 July 2004

A Senate panel has approved legislation which would increase the number of electronic gambling machines allowed in California tribal casinos.

Arizona Tribe Secures Funding for California Tribal Casino

15 July 2004

News Brief: The Santa Ysabel band of Diegueño Indians secured funding from an Arizona tribe to build a $30 million, 70,000-square-foot casino on its reservation in the Volcan Mountains.

Oakland Mayor Attends Tribal Casino Meetings

15 July 2004

News Brief: Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown said today that he's had some meetings with representatives of California Indian tribes about the possibility of allowing a casino in Oakland.

Napa County Joins Neighbors to Monitor Casino Plans

13 July 2004

News Brief: In hopes of avoiding a legal and environmental showdown over the siting of gambling casinos in Napa County and its environs, the county has teamed up with Solano, Sonoma and Yolo counties to monitor any potential developments.

Schwarzennegger Officially Opposes Measure

8 July 2004

ews Brief: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has put his opposition in writing to a November ballot measure that would end Indian casino tribes' state monopoly on slot machines.

Rincon Lawsuit Denied

8 July 2004

News Brief: A U.S. District Court Judge has denied a motion to stop the expansion of slot machine gambling on California Indian reservations in a victory for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Gaming Columnist, 48, dies of Blood Clot

7 July 2004

News Brief: Andrew N.S. Glazer, an author of books on gambling and a columnist for the Free Press, died Sunday in Los Angeles from complications from a blood clot.

Cash System, Bicycle Casino Sign Agreement

7 July 2004

Cash Systems, Inc. has signed a contract to provide credit card cash advance and ATM services to The Bicycle Casino in Los Angeles, California.

Consultant Leaves California Card Club Campaign

7 July 2004

News Brief: Prominent media consultant Don Sipple has left the campaign for a November ballot measure that could deliver slot machines to the state's big card clubs and racetracks.

Ruling in Rincon's Lawsuit Expected Soon

6 July 2004

News Brief: A ruling may come as early as today in a San Diego County tribe's request to block Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's deal with gambling compacts while it mounts a legal challenge.

California Casino Still Faces Obstacles

6 July 2004

News Brief: Although a contract for the proposed Indian casino in Barstow has been approved, a few more hurdles and some questions remain.

California Counties Receive Casino Money

5 July 2004

News Brief: California counties have begun receiving money for the first time from a fund designed to help them address traffic, public safety and other concerns related to tribal casinos.

Santa Ysabel Plans Casino

5 July 2004

News Brief: After more than a century of living in poverty, the Santa Ysabel band of Diegueño Indians is completing plans to build a mountaintop casino.

BIA Official Cleared in Casino Probe

2 July 2004

News Brief: A Bureau of Indian Affairs official was cleared of allegations that she used her authority to influence matters in her own tribe as it was seeking approval to build a $100 million casino in California.

California Tribe Rejects Gaming Compact

2 July 2004

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians announced today the tribe unanimously voted to reject the recent Tribal-State compact deal.

Study Shows Negative Effects of California Compacts

28 June 2004

A new economic study conducted by Business Research and Economic Advisors provides an in-depth market analysis of the unintended negative consequences of the new California Indian gaming compacts.

California Gambling Compacts Give Insight to Casino Revenues

28 June 2004

News Brief: While California Indian tribes do not disclose their casino revenue, compacts signed this week by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and five bands of Native Americans provide insight into their wealth.

California Casinos Relieved by Judge's Decision

25 June 2004

News Brief: South Shore casinos are breathing a sigh of relief for now as a Sacramento County judge ruled Wednesday that an interchange to provide access to an Indian Casino on Highway 50 west of Lake Tahoe cannot be constructed.

Tribe Asks Feds to Keep Casino Open

25 June 2004

News Brief: Citing economic hardship, Mendocino County supervisors are asking federal officials to keep the embattled Shodakai Casino open while tribal leaders hammer out a gambling compact with the state.

California Court to Decide Tribal Casino Donation Rules

24 June 2004

News Brief: The California Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to decide whether California's tribes, some of the state's biggest political donors, are bound by campaign-finance disclosure rules.

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