California tribes may sue small casinos, putting them in peril
Regulation · 2024-10-26
California tribes may sue small casinos, putting them in peril
In the sprawl of Los Angeles County, a handful of casinos have operated for decades.
There’s the crescent-shaped casino in Commerce, an industrial city off Interstate 5. A warehouse-like gambling parlor in Hawaiian Gardens, a short drive south. Two card rooms in Gardena, a nearby suburb.
Beyond being places to gamble and unwind, they have two things in common. They generate a large portion of their cities’ revenue. And their existence may soon be challenged in court by California’s tribal nations.
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