City rejects Gabrielino-Tongva casino proposal (09/12)

The city council in Garden Grove, California, rejected an unrecognized tribe's casino proposal. A faction of the Gabrielino-Tongva Tribe promised the city $5.1 billion over 30 years, $100 million in infrastructure improvements and 10,000 jobs....

States seek a stake in growing gaming market (09/12)

With gaming legal in all but two states, more than a dozen states are looking for ways to expanding gambling options and get a piece of the growing market. From Massachusetts to Florida to...

Progress reported for Seminole Tribe's compact (09/12)

The Seminole Tribe and the state of Florida are closing in on a Class III gaming compact. The tribe met with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington, D.C., yesterday. State officials participated by phone....

Lawsuit claims California tribes owe $330M to state (09/12)

A California appeals court has revived a lawsuit that claims tribes with casinos owe more than $330 million to the state. Under compacts signed in 1999, 28 tribes pay a percentage of their "net win"...

Editorial: Anti-gaming crusaders in Florida (09/12)

"The anti-gambling crusade is on again in Tallahassee. As usual, the crusaders are wrong — just as in the days when ex-Gov. Jeb Bush and his pals in the Legislature railed against the evils of...