News
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Timbisha Shoshone Tribe faces hurdles in Washington for casino bid
- April 11, 2018
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Senate Bill to Curtail Labor Rights on Tribal Land Falls Short
- Noam Scheiber April 16, 2018
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Native Americans ask East Bay residents to pay tax on land
- Jeremy Dalmas April 16, 2018
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North Fork Rancheria’s casino plans take another small step
- Brian Wilkinson April 13, 2018
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Caesars Entertainment Announces Agreement to Bring Harrah's-Branded Tribal Casino to Northern California
- Press Release April 13, 2018
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Guidiville Band off-reservation casino officially dead with settlement
- April 13, 2018
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Mechoopda win Butte County’s federal court appeal on proposed casino
- April 13, 2018
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Casino required to undergo NEPA
- BRIAN COSNER April 13, 2018
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Judge’s ruling ends tribe’s legal fight to build casino at Point Molate in Richmond
- Steve Rubenstein April 12, 2018
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DC Court Says No To Revisiting Mono Rancheria Casino Ruling
- Gina Clugston April 12, 2018
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Point Molate housing plan moving forward after judge’s ruling
- April 12, 2018
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Follow the money: Casino looked to as economic driver for city
- Jessica Weston Apr 12, 2018
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IG: Zinke’s Reassignment Of Native Americans And Climate Scientists Possibly Illegal
- Alice Ollstein April 11, 2018
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Coastal Commission Develops Policy to Consult CA Tribes
- BIANCA BRUNO April 11, 2018
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Timbisha Shoshone casino update: NEPA required for gaming contract - The Daily Independent
- JESSICA WESTON April 11, 2018 The biggest takeaway from the April 4 meeting among City Manager Ron Strand, Timbisha Shoshone Tribal Chairman George Gholson, the US Department of the Interior and others is that the National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) process would be required before a casino could be built in Ridgecrest even if local lands are taken into mandatory trust for the project.
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Trouble with Trump?
- Judith Shapiro, Jana McKeag & Michael J. Anderson April 10, 2018 Three Washington D.C.-based experts evaluate the direction taken by the Trump administration in dealing with Indian country and where it might go in the future.
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IGRA Then & Now
- Christopher Irwin April 10, 2018 30 years later, tribal government gaming reaches heights never envisioned by anyone
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It’s a Gamble
- Dave Palermo April 10, 2018
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More children becoming addicted to gambling
- April 09, 2018
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Ruffey Rancheria federal recognition bill being changed amid casino fears
- April 9, 2018
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Ruffey Rancheria federal recognition bill being changed amid casino fears
- April 9, 2018
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Native LA’s new beginning
- Pablo Kay April 7, 2018 A set of historic protocols promises a hopeful start to the next chapter in the relationship between Southern California’s ‘first peoples’ and the Church
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Esports bookmaking? Globally, it’s already a billion-dollar gambling industry
- Noah Smith April 6, 2018
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Public Invited To Agua Caliente Groundbreaking For New Center
- Apr 5, 2018 The groundbreaking will be at the corner of Indian and Tahquitz and kicks off a two-year construction cycle to build a new cultural museum,
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Ruffey Rancheria federal recognition bill raises fears of another casino
- April 5, 2018
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Tribal chairman: Casino in Ashland won’t happen
- Tran Nguyen Apr 5, 2018
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LaMalfa bill to create new tribe raises questions
- Russell 'Buster' Attebery April 5, 2018
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Cryptocurrencies are Aiming to Revolutionize the Gambling Industry
- April 2, 2018- 2017 was a memorable year for the crypto world. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have seen a significant growth and wider adoption while numerous projects raised millions of dollars in capital via Initial Coin Offerings (ICO). Some call it the future of money; others say it’s a bubble. Whichever it turns out to be in the end, the recent upsurge in Bitcoin’s price and the whole crypto market suggests that it isn’t going anywhere soon…
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Tribal recognition could mean casino in Ashland
- Tran Nguyen April 3, 2018
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Mr. Strand Goes to Washington. But What Will He Do There?
- RICKY FIELDING April 3, 2018