A sheriff who refuses to cross-deputize tribal police officers won't get a share of Indian gaming revenues in Lake County, California. Lake County Sheriff's Office sought nearly $450,000 in casino funds. But the Indian Gaming Local Community Benefit Committee voted...

Amador County is questioning whether the tribe's land qualifies under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-California) introduced S.872, a bill to restrict the gaming rights of the Lytton Band of Pomo Indians, on Tuesday. The bill bars the tribe from expanding the "exterior physical measurements" of the San Pablo Lytton Casino, a...

The city of Temecula, California, apologized to the Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians for taking the tribe to court over a gaming deal. Mayor Ron Roberts personally delivered a letter to the tribe to mend their relationship. He said the...

"With the state facing a projected $5 billion budget deficit, a lot of people thought passing bills to expand gambling would be a slam dunk at the Capitol. But a proposal to allow slot machines at the state's two existing...