California News - Page 87

Position responsible for creating and implementing motivational, educational and developmental programs for all Pala Team Members.

Woman from Chino Hills hit a wide area progressive jackpot worth $133,320.87.

Pala Receives Top Rating For 6th Consecutive Year.

News brief: The state held a drawing to award licenses for 3,548 slot machines to 11 Indian tribes.

News brief: HorseRacing TV will debut two new shows this week in conjunction with the opening of the six-week Oak Tree meeting at Santa Anita Park.

News brief: The Morongo Band of Mission Indians said that a possible Internet poker bill has been taken off the legislative desk until January.

News brief: Phuong Quoc Truong was the leader of a card-cheating ring that took up to $7 million from 25 casinos and faces up to 20 years in prison.

Friedman won over $1 million at the WPT Legends Main Event held at Bicycle Casino in California.

A federal judge in Sacramento has ruled the state's Indian casinos can add 10,549 slot machines.

News brief: A proposal to offer state-sanctioned online poker took a hit this week when the idea of passing a bill in the closing month of the legislative session was shot down.

News brief: Horse racing fans can place bets and watch televised races at the Commerce Casino.

News brief: Despite the economic downturn, people are still going to San Diego County casinos.

News brief: The San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians filed a $550 million claim against California for lost slot machine profits.

No word on who will sponsor the legislation that favors existing gambling establishments in California.

News brief: The Garden City Casino field a lawsuit against San Jose that said the city's gaming administrator has been slow in backgrounding potential employees.

News brief: A man suspected of robbing an elderly woman of her winnings at the River Rock Casino was arrested yesterday in Daly City.

A man at Spotlight 29 Casino in California won more than $1 million playing the Wizard of Oz penny slot machine.

Bob Yamaguchi, a software developer, won over $20,000 after outlasting 286 players over two days at Harrah's Rincon.

A player known only as "Albert" outlasted more than 200 other players to win a No-Limit Hold'em bracelet.

The WSOP Circuit was the first major tournament series to place seniors’ competitions on the schedule.