Tag: Cardrooms

The chairman of the California Nations Indian Gaming Association issued a clarion call to U.S. tribal leaders Tuesday about the threats... more

With a vote of four to one, Escambia County Commissioners approved an ordinance change that will allow Pensacola Greyhound Track and Poker... more

The Commerce Casino and Hotel in Los Angeles on Thursday announced a multi-year partnership with Passport Technology. The Commerce will use... more

Sacramentans will likely see an increase in gambling tables at the city’s casinos over the next 15 years. The City Council’s Law and... more

Attorney General Rob Bonta had been in the state’s top law enforcement job for a month when he accepted more than $16,000 in campaign... more

The Livermore Planning Commission unanimously supported an operational and parking expansion for Parkwest Casino 580 as well as changes to... more

On their first opportunity since a new law took effect Jan. 1, seven casino-owning Native American tribes filed suit in Sacramento County... more

A coalition of California Native American tribes on Thursday sued dozens of California card rooms, alleging that the non-tribal-owned... more

California’s card rooms lost a costly legislative fight this year as they sought to kill a bill that would allow their competitors,... more

The El Centro City Council has approved amendments to the city’s cardroom ordinance and zoning regulations, enabling cardrooms to operate... more