Graton Resort & Casino News - Page 3

This week's Casino Openings & Expansions column features the Las Vegas unveiling of the world's largest Hooters restaurant at Palms Casino Resort and a new "modern experience" nightclub at The Palazzo.

The expansion will include a 200-room resort with a spa, a convention space and a pool.

Graton Resort & Casino has broken ground on a six story hotel adding luxury accommodations to its fare.

In fiscal year 2014, U.S. tribal casinos brought in more than $28.5 billion.

The $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas project is expected to create 30,000 new construction jobs.

The $28.3 billion figure was a 0.5 percent increase over 2012 and a single-year record high.

The casino operator hopes its online gaming component, through its 57 percent ownership in Ultimate Gaming, will soon contribute to the bottom line as well.

NEWave installed several modules of myCompliance Manager at the $800 million casino resort including Title 31 Manager, OFAC and TINCheck software.

Following years of planning, the Graton Resort & Casino officially opened its doors to the public at 9 a.m. today.

The $800 million Graton Resort and Casino, which is owned by the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, is located about 45 minutes north of San Francisco.

Graton Resort Casino will bring employment, fine dining and a gaming floor to rolling hills of Northern California this fall.

The first slot machine has landed at Graton Resort & Casino.

A hand-picked selection of favorite area restaurants will bring a new level of dining options to Sonoma County when the $800 million Graton Resort & Casino opens late this year.

The compact allows the North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians, in conjunction with Las Vegas-based Station Casinos, to build a gaming resort north of Fresno, nearly 40 miles from the tribe’s reservation.

Nov. 1, 2013 will see the $800 million Graton Resort & Casino unveiled.

The development, which is expected to break ground later this year, is roughly 20 miles east of downtown San Diego.

News Brief: An agreement approved Tuesday between Sonoma County supervisors and the Graton Indian tribe indicates the county is parting ways with opponents of the tribe’s Rohnert Park gaming casino.

News Brief: Sonoma County supervisors and the Graton Indian tribe proposing a Rohnert Park casino are close to an agreement that will prohibit it from building a second casino and puts any other developments under county planning review.

News Brief: An East Bay attorney filed a federal lawsuit on Friday seeking to prevent a proposed casino from being built in Rohnert Park.

News Brief: Former Petaluma City Councilman Mike Healy and other opponents of the proposed Rohnert Park casino are crafting a proposed ballot measure that would ask Gov. Schwarzenegger and the state Legislature to pay close attention to how negative impacts would be mitigated.