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Spotlight 29 Casino is proud to announce its entertainment schedule for the first half of 2008

Sales for the California Lottery's New Year’s Raffle continue up to the draw on New Year’s Eve or until tickets sell out, whichever comes first.

Spa Resort Casino in Palm Springs will host the very first “Acoustic MIX-mas,” a star-studded charity concert to be held December 15th in conjunction with radio station MIX 100.5.

It has only been three days since California Lottery officials drew the $46 million jackpot's winning numbers but the winner has not yet come forward.

Caliente Ink, the in-house advertising team for the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, has taken top honors at the Electronic Media Awards in Las Vegas for the second year in a row.

News Brief: Gov. Schwarzenegger has started to defend four tribal casino expansion deals he negotiated last year, but he still has not committed to raising money or campaigning for the agreements.

Mad Money Scratchers game represents a first time partnership between Overture Films and the California Lottery.

Cash Systems, Inc. reports that the implementation of powercash at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino.

News Brief: Both sides of the California Indian gaming compacts referenda are planning an expensive campaign that's likely to result in massive advertising.

News Brief: Sonoma County voters would weigh in on a proposed casino near Rohnert Park under a proposal by a former Petaluma city councilman who hopes a vote against it could derail the tribal gambling hall.

News Brief: California's chief election official has cleared the way for voters to decide on several casino expansions, though two of the four Indian tribes involved plan to renew legal efforts to keep the referenda off the Feb. 5 ballot.

The River Rock Entertainment Authority reports that Norman Runyan has resigned as Chief Operations Officer to pursue other interests.

Table Mountain Casino has donated 1,400 pieces of gently used clothing to the International Worship Center of Fresno, California to distribute through the "Brown Bag" program that reaches the homeless and needy in Central Valley communities.

Caliente Ink, the in-house advertising team for the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, has taken top honors at the Electronic Media Awards in Las Vegas for the second year in a row.

News Brief: Gov. Schwarzenegger has gotten involved in a Coachella Valley tribe's lawsuit seeking to block a public vote on its renegotiated gambling compacts with the state.

World Mahjong Tour, Inc. has secured Series A funding from Leo Chu who is owner of the Hollywood Park Casino and Crystal Park Casino based in Los Angeles, California.

News Brief: California's Secretary of State Debra Bowen's office has certified three more voter referendum measures on tribal-casino agreements, bringing to four the number qualified for the Feb. 5 ballot.

News Brief: Despite impassioned pleas from labor leaders to join in a fight against four tribes, California Democrats decided Sunday to steer clear of the feud and stay neutral.

The Morongo Casino Resort & Spa will host Top Rank's big Thanksgiving holiday boxing card on Friday, Nov. 23.

News Brief: The first of the Agua Caliente Casino's new renovations will be unveiled Saturday when the $3 million Lounge opens.