California News - Page 57

For the second time in less than one week, a slot player at Pechanga Resort & Casino in Temecula, Calif. has hit a mega jackpot.

Third-annual Indian Country Online Congress to take place June 10 - 11, 2015 at the Pala Casino Spa and Resort.

The winner of the $125K Benz & Bucks Giveaway will have no problem finding a place for his brand new Mercedes Benz E400 Coupe, Matthew O. of Indio sells carports.

All elements are slated to be completed and open to the public just ahead of the Memorial Day weekend.

Three tribes embraced legislation this month that would allow PokerStars into California.

A study released this month by GamblingCompliance.com found Internet lottery is expanding on a much faster pace than Internet casino gaming.

Penn National said its net loss of $250.4 million for the quarter that ended Dec. 31 was primarily due to a $316.5 million non-cash charge.

Sign-up Sales, 10:30 a.m.; Early-Bird Game, 12:30 p.m.

Thirty Grand Prize drawing winners will share $101,000, Feb. 25.

Unique to the App is Slot Finder, which enables guests to find their favorite slot machine on the casino floor based on name, denomination and game type.

Barona Resort & Casino's TGI Thursdays Lottery will reach its highest point ever on December 18.

One of the biggest annual holiday toys drives in San Diego County just set a new record.

One lucky Pleasant Hill guest walked away $218,201 richer when he hit a Progressive Jackpot on a Wine and Roses slot machine at Thunder Valley Casino Resort.

Assemblyman Mike Gatto has proposed a State Assembly Bill Number 9, which could see internet poker legalized in the state.

District Court Judge denys the VKGS, Nogales Investors, VK Holdings, Inc. and Nogales Investors Fund I, LP motions.

Internet gaming proponents think the Golden State will erase doubts about the financial strength of the activity that is burdened by setbacks in New Jersey, Nevada and Delaware.

Pala team members and family members helped Susan G. Komen Inland Empire Raise over $672,000 for breast cancer awareness.

The addition of San Manuel reflects a “new day” where gaming interests must work together in order to finally pass online poker legislation in California.

The Gang discusses the implications of the Republican party's big wins in the Senate on the gambling industry, while also looking at election results in Massachusetts, where voters overwhelmingly voted against repealing gambling legislation. They also discuss the Santa Ysabel tribe's launch of online bingo in California, make predictions for the WSOP November Nine, and end the show by picking every NFL game on the schedule against the spread.

Proposition 48 asked California voters to approve the North Fork Rancheria Band of Mono Indians’ casino project that was OK’d by lawmakers and Gov. Jerry Brown. Station Casinos would build and manage the casino.