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Indian Gaming Commission approves agreement for $500 million Elk Grove casino
Indian Gaming Commission approves agreement for $500 million Elk Grove casino
Posted: Nov 8, 2018

Indian Gaming Commission approves agreement for $500 million Elk Grove casino

Sacramento Business Journal

The National Indian Gaming Commission has approved a management contract for a $500 million Las Vegas-style casino planned in Elk Grove.

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Management contract for Elk Grove’s tribal casino approved
Management contract for Elk Grove’s tribal casino approved
Posted: Nov 8, 2018

Management contract for Elk Grove’s tribal casino approved

Elk Grove Citizen

The National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC) on Oct. 31 approved a management contract for the proposed Wilton Rancheria tribal casino-resort at Highway 99 and Kammerer Road. This deal is between the Wilton Rancheria and casino company Boyd Gaming.
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NATIONAL INDIAN GAMING COMMISSION APPROVES WILTON RANCHERIA’S MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT
NATIONAL INDIAN GAMING COMMISSION APPROVES WILTON RANCHERIA’S MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT
Posted: Nov 2, 2018

NATIONAL INDIAN GAMING COMMISSION APPROVES WILTON RANCHERIA’S MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT

For Immediate Release

The Chairman of the National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC) on October 31, 2018, signed and approved the management agreement between Wilton Rancheria and Boyd Gaming to build a resort and casino on the Tribe’s trust land in Elk Grove, California.
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Posted: Jun 5, 2018

Interior Dept. Must Allow Review of Tribal Casino Land Docs

Courthouse News Service

After losing a challenge in February to the Interior Department’s decision to set aside land for a tribal casino, a nonprofit will be allowed to assess whether the government wrongly withheld documents from the court record.
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Jerry Brown's budget has $100 million surprise for West Sacramento and California Indians
Jerry Brown's budget has $100 million surprise for West Sacramento and California Indians
Posted: May 17, 2018

Jerry Brown's budget has $100 million surprise for West Sacramento and California Indians

Sacramento Bee

Gov. Jerry Brown’s final budget proposal includes an eye-popping surprise for California's Native American tribes.
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FEDERAL JUDGE REJECTS CHALLENGE TO U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR’S WILTON RANCHERIA LAND-IN-TRUST DECISION
FEDERAL JUDGE REJECTS CHALLENGE TO U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR’S WILTON RANCHERIA LAND-IN-TRUST DECISION
Posted: Mar 2, 2018

FEDERAL JUDGE REJECTS CHALLENGE TO U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR’S WILTON RANCHERIA LAND-IN-TRUST DECISION

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., late Wednesday rejected a challenge to the U.S. Department of Interior’s January 2017 decision to place land into trust for Wilton Rancheria in Elk Grove, CA.
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Federal judge rejects challenge against EG casino land trust
Federal judge rejects challenge against EG casino land trust
Posted: Mar 2, 2018

Federal judge rejects challenge against EG casino land trust

Elk Grove Citizen

A federal judge on Feb. 28 denied a lawsuit that attempted to stop land from being placed into a federal trust for the Wilton Rancheria’s proposed Elk Grove casino-resort.
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Lawsuit opposing $500 million Elk Grove casino is thrown out
Lawsuit opposing $500 million Elk Grove casino is thrown out
Posted: Mar 2, 2018

Lawsuit opposing $500 million Elk Grove casino is thrown out

Sacramento Business Journal

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has rejected activist group Stand Up California’s suit claiming that a decision to put land into trust for the Wilton Rancheria tribe’s proposed casino in Elk Grove was not valid.
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Elk Grove casino clears key legal hurdle as judge dismisses lawsuit
Elk Grove casino clears key legal hurdle as judge dismisses lawsuit
Posted: Mar 2, 2018

Elk Grove casino clears key legal hurdle as judge dismisses lawsuit

Sacbee.com

A federal judge dismissed a challenge by casino opponents, including gambling watchdog Stand Up for California, to a federal decision that placed 35.9 acres into a trust for the tribe.
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Brown named first Native American LSJUMB mascot
Brown named first Native American LSJUMB mascot
Posted: Feb 26, 2018

Brown named first Native American LSJUMB mascot

The Standford Daily

Selected by current members of the Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band (LSJUMB), Brown is the first Native American student to be selected as the Tree, the Band’s mascot.
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