Tribes That Worked to Bring Casinos to California Split Over New Compacts with State (Rolling Good Times)
SAN DIEGO, California -- When more than 50 of California's American Indian tribes banded together in 1999 to sign the state's original casino gaming compacts with then-Gov. Gray Davis, it was viewed as a joint effort in order to bring economic prosperity to their struggling memberships.
Calfornia Gaming: Tribes Fly High (Rolling Good Times)
SAN DIEGO, California -- Joe Welch Sr. has lived his whole life on the Barona Indian reservation, an 8,000-acre patch of ranch land nestled in a valley near the community of Lakeside.
Server-Based Games (Rolling Good Times)
Yahoo! News Search Results for barona casinoFor as long as I've been writing about casinos and casino games --- and that's been more years than I care to count --- I've been reassuring players that there is no difference in slot machine payback percentages whether you play weekday or weekend, day or night, or any other split players might worry about.
Cinco de Mayo Calendar of Events (La Prensa San Diego)
There’s just nowhere else more appropriate to celebrate Cinco de Mayo than San Diego’s Old Town — come for music, margaritas, mariachi and even kids’ events.
In California, Gambling is All About the Cards (Rolling Good Times)
SAN DIEGO, California -- California's Indian gaming regulations allowed tribal casinos to have live casino table games as long as the outcome is determined by cards.