News
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Californian Tribes Renovating Casinos to Better Compete with Las Vegas
- A. Mitchell Dec. 19, 2017
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Viejas unveils details, sets opening date for new hotel
- Michele Parente Dec. 18, 2017
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California Casinos Renovate to Compete with Las Vegas for Resort Customers
- Samantha Beckett Dec. 18, 2017
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Is Bitcoin Just For Fun?
- Adam Ozimek Dec. 17, 2017 If they agree Bitcoin is online gambling, then they could then logically decide Bitcoin should be largely illegal in the U.S. like internet gambling. Regulators may decide that the only place you can legally buy or sell Bitcoin's in the U.S. is in a casino. Maybe New Jersey and Nevada will allow it like with online poker, and you have to live in one of those states to participate. I wouldn't be surprised if there are casino lobbyists pushing for this type of regime today.
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Who controls the water supply? The answer involves a long history of political strife
- Nation Dec.17, 2017
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How the Lines Between Online and Real World are Blurring in Esports
- Darren Heitner Dec. 16, 2017 3 reasons why the esports industry is becoming more attached to reality than in its early years.
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Valley Voice: Let’s all demand higher quality water management
- Jeff Grubbe Dec. 16, 2017 Jeff Grubbe, Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Tribal Chairman, discuss water agencies appealed to the Supreme Court in the Agua Caliente tribe’s lawsuit over groundwater rights. (August 4, 2017) Richard Lui/The Desert Sun
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DOJ Watchdog Says Indian Country Crime Data Is Unreliable
- Michael Phillis Dec. 15, 2017
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Decades after it was destroyed, Yosemite’s last Native American village is returning
- Carmen George Dec. 15, 2017 Yosemite National Park
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Landmark settlement reached on Santa Margarita River use rights
- Tony Ault December 13, 2017