Lobbyist for San Manuel tribe fined $30,000 by state (The Riverside Press-Enterprise 2/2)
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Lobbying firm that works for California tribes agrees to a $30K fine
A lobbying firm that has worked with tribes in southern California has agreed to pay a $30,000 fine.
Frank J. Molina and Strategic Solutions Advisors failed to file lobbying reports, the Fair Political Practices Commission said.
Molina has represented the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians.
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Lobbyist for San Manuel tribe fined $30,000 by state (The Riverside Press-Enterprise 2/2)
Lobbyist for San Manuel tribe fined $30,000 by state (The Riverside Press-Enterprise 2/2)
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