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(07/16)

Writer wonders whether the Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel is really going to offer real-money poker games.

(07/15)

The tribe is asserting the authority to offer Internet poker games despite a ban in federal law.

(07/14)

Writer criticizes California lawmakers for failing to support the off-reservation casino proposed by the Enterprise Rancheria.

(07/11)

Three people admitted they steered tribal casino contracts to companies they controlled.

(07/10)

Group claims 34 new tribes could try to open casinos in California.

(07/09)

Casino has seen exceptionally strong returns in just a few months of operation.

(07/08)

California newspaper says gaming funds from the Tule River Tribe benefit the entire area:

(07/08)

Rival factions agree to a September 13 election that could finally settle their dispute.

(07/02)

The tribe agreed to address crime, traffic and other impacts.

(07/02)

Rival faction seeks closure of facility as internal dispute continues.

(07/01)

Tribe had compared Republican adviser who participated in corruption scheme to Jack Abramoff.

(07/01)

Rival tribes contributed nearly $3 million to a group that's fighting the casino.

(06/30)

Despite clearing major hurdles, the project remains in limbo due to opposition from tribes with existing casinos.

(06/30)

Employees were told they could be disciplined for wearing pro-union buttons.

(06/27)

Attorney Patrick Sullivan highlights the intense tribal interest in Big Lagoon Rancheria v. California.

(06/27)

An option has been secured for the potential development site.

(06/27)

Writer says officials in northern California should work with tribes instead of raising fears about gaming.

(06/26)

Casino spent $1.3 million on advertising in the most recent season.

(06/26)

Tribe was restored to federal recognition by the Obama administration.

(06/25)

Temporary restraining order has been extended to July 8.

(06/24)

Dispute finally hits The Washington Post and The New York Times.

(06/24)

A 68-year-old diabetic man was knocked unconscious and robbed on Christmas Eve.

(06/20)

The payments could increase if 76 people are removed from the rolls.

(06/20)

Tribe is in the early stages of its land-into-trust application.

(06/20)

The removal process will take 15 to 18 months.

(06/19)

Tribe is looking at building a casino south of Sacramento.

(06/19)

Disputed vice chairman welcomes intervention in hopes of resolving leadership dispute.

(06/19)

Outcome of November advisory vote could affect negotiations for an intergovernmental agreement.

(06/18)

Tribal members appeared in tribal court for trespassing on disputed land.

(06/18)

Unions were included in the tribe's Class III gaming compact.

(06/18)

Rival factions of tribe welcome lawsuit in hopes of resolving ongoing dispute.

(06/17)

Casino remains in operation despite attempts by rivals to shut it down.

(06/16)

Tribe's $9 million loan is about business and not about land, attorney said.

(06/12)

A panel of 11 judges will rehear the case that tribes across the nation are watching.

(06/12)

Tribe says it was cheated out of $20 million by a Republican advisor and his associates.

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