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The scoping report for the new Eagle Mountain Casino has been released but it's only a small step in a long process.

Security staff at the Chukchansi Gold Resort and Casino in California alerted authorities about the dangerous patron.

The southern California tribe is growing marijuana for dispensaries around the state.

A 14-story hotel with more than 500 rooms is due to open later this year at casino in southern California.

An amendment to the tribe's Class III gaming compact authorizes up to four more casinos in southern California.

The payments address the impacts of new development at the Cache Creek Casino Resort in Yolo County, California.

The tribe announced the project nearly a year ago but there doesn't appear to be much movement on the federal level

The Sycuan Casino in southern California will be seeing a 12-story hotel with 300 rooms, a 12,000-square-foot ballroom, new restaurants and a spa and fitness center.

The California tribe called the lawsuit 'unfounded and baseless' and an attempt at extortion.

The 8.8-acre property in Ukiah, California, was put on the market last year.

The tribe reopened its casino in California after a lengthy shutdown.

It’s time to stand up to the bullying tactics of Stand Up to California!

The casino in southern California is expected to open in the summer of 2018.

Opponents are hoping to trip up the Bureau of Indian Affairs even though the gaming site in California has been placed in trust.

The Cabazon Band and the Morongo Band secured a ruling that confirmed their sovereign right to engage in gaming.

Plans call for a 200-room hotel, 2,000 slot machines, 24 table games, a spa/fitness center, a 15,000 square-foot event space, six food outlets and a pool and sports bar.

The tribe must still negotiate a Class III gaming compact with the state of California.

The California tribe is celebrating a major milestone after going without land for nearly 60 years.

The chairman of the Wilton Rancheria addresses criticism about the tribe's casino project in California.

The California tribe remains confident of its plans for the $400 million development.

The number 12 jersey worn by Patriots quarterback Tom Brady went missing after the Super Bowl.

Officials in Elk Grove, California, might leave an agreement that affects the casino up to a vote of the people.

The California tribe appears to the beneficiary of yet another last-minute Obama administration action.

The California tribe has been without a land base ever since it was illegally terminated in the 1950s.

Two car theft suspects were shot in a parking structure at the casino in southern California.

For the first time time in decades, the California tribe is looking forward to having a homeland.

The tribe has made significant progress on its land-into-trust application but outsiders are trying to derail the $400 million project.

'The Tule River Tribe have been good stewards of their casino profits.'

The tribe must gain approval from the Bureau of Indian Affairs as well as the governor of California.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs has yet to make a decision on the project in Barstow, California.

A group called Stand Up for California is trying to derail the California tribe's plan.

With just a few weeks left in the Obama administration, the Bureau of Indian Affairs is delivering a big decision for the California tribe.

The California tribe has overcome numerous hurdles in the last 12 years and a new decision only muddies the waters.

The 60-acre site that was slated for the development has been sold, according to a local radio station.

The tribe reached out in response to complaints of illegal narcotics being found at the Eagle Mountain Casino in Porterville, California.
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