Star Entertainment’s Sydney casino licence suspension extended till September
(Reuters) – Australian embattled casino operator Star Entertainment said on Friday that its casino licence for Star Sydney will remain suspended until at least September 30, as advised by the New South Wales Independent Casino Commission (NICC). Star also noted that the NICC-appointed manager, Nick Weeks, will continue to have oversight of casino operations at Star Sydney until at least September 30. The NICC’s chief commissioner, Philip Crawford, said that while Star’s submissions on its suitability to hold a casino licence in New South Wales “demonstrated steady improvements” in the firm’s remediation, “uncertainty around The Star’s financial situation meant that progress was slow, and The Star’s licence suspension should remain in effect.” This creates worries for Star, which opened its books in early March to investment group Salter Brothers for a debt refinancing proposal worth up to A$940 million ($591.26 million), as the extension may create hurdles in the due diligence process. Star did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. ($1 = 1.5898 Australian dollars) (Reporting by Shivangi Lahiri in Bengaluru; Editing by Alan Barona) Source link
Stockman’s Casino in northern Nevada gets new operator — CDC Gaming
Stockman’s Casino in Fallon will have a new operator after the Nevada Gaming Commission Thursday approved Clarity Game to take it over from Full House Resorts. Clarity acquired the property in September for $9.2 million and leased it to Full House for $50,000 a month until it got approval from the Commission. The plan is to take over operations at midnight Monday. Clarity Game is primarily owned by gaming executives Michael Gaughan III, son of South Point Resort & Casino owner Michael Gaughan, and David Ross, who once worked for the elder Gaughan. Longtime sports gaming executive Joe Asher has a 4% share. Clarity paid $7 million for the property and $2.2 million for the casino operations. The 8,000-square-foot casino has more than with 235 slot machines. Ross told the Commission he and Gaughan have started their own gaming company and acquired two casinos in Colorado. “We chose Fallon for a reason,” Ross said. “We’d just purchased casinos next to Full House’s large development in Cripple Creek when this wonderful opportunity came. We think we have the best opportunity in Fallon in building and asset land.” Clarity plans to change out 40%-50% of the slot machines this year and remodel the casino with new carpet and paint. Most of the machines are more than 20 years old, making the property uncompetitive, Ross said. The plan is to bring in a mix of products. “We’re bullish on northern Nevada,” Ross said. “For us, it was an opportunity to get in and follow Mike’s father’s footsteps. I feel like Mike and I received a PhD from one of the masters in gaming, Michael Gaughan. And I got to learn under his grandfather Jackie Gaughan.” Full House eliminated table games in January. Keno and table games have had negative cash flow the last couple of years, Ross said. “For us, it was a business decision” not to bring them back. Ross said at some point the sportsbook will be tied into the South Point in Las Vegas to do risk management. Currently, William Hill has a kiosk at the property. The steakhouse at the property is closed, because there wasn’t enough volume, Ross said. The plan is to install a sports bar. “Great food and great employees are what separate us,” Ross said. Commissioner Brian Krolicki, a northern Nevada resident, called it a wonderful project for Fallon. He said it’s a “tired property” and needs renovation and is glad to see new expertise applied to rural Nevada. Commission Abbi Silver said it’s a great opportunity for Fallon and a for that city. Source link
Patwin tribes sue to halt Vallejo casino project
VALLEJO – Two Patwin tribes filed a federal lawsuit Monday seeking to block a major casino development in Vallejo by the Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians. The Patwin tribes, Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation and the Kletsel Dehe Nation of the Cortina Rancheria, argue that the Bureau of Indian Affairs improperly approved the transfer of land to the Scotts Valley tribe. They say that the proposed casino will be built near the sites of multiple Patwin villages in the heart of their ancestral homeland. The project is slated to be built on a 160-acre site at the northeast quadrant of the Highway 80 and Route 37 interchange and includes an eight-story casino to be open 24 hours a day, restaurants, bars, a ballroom for events, tribal housing and an administration building. The Patwin tribes’ lawsuit alleges inaccuracies in the Pomo tribe’s historical account of their lineage traced through an individual named Shuk Augustine. The suit also claims that the Bureau of Indian Affairs violated the law by failing to allow the Patwin tribes to rebut the historical claims of the Pomo tribe and did not consult the recognized local tribes at various stages of the approval process and in drafting the environment assessment of the project. “It is heartbreaking that the Biden Administration chose to spend its final days approving a mega-project on our sacred Patwin homelands without ever consulting our Tribe,” Yocha Dehe Chairman Anthony Roberts said. “This has left us no choice but to pursue legal action to protect our people, our homelands, and our rights.” In a statement released Tuesday, Chairman Shawn Davis of the Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians said, “These anti-competitive lawsuits were completely expected, and it doesn’t change our approach and commitment to the project. We are moving forward in collaboration with the local community just as we have been.” The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation operates the Cache Creek Casino in Brooks California, approximately 60 road miles north of Scotts Valley Pomo’s project site. The tribe is active in Vallejo and throughout Solano County, such as by partnering with the county in creating the First 5 Center in Vallejo which offers information and resources for parents of young children. More recently the tribe withdrew plans to build a restaurant and cultural center on Vallejo’s waterfront next to the Ferry building due to additional costs associated with sea level rise. The Patwin tribes’ lawsuit follows a lengthy legal battle that stretches back to 2016 when the Scotts Valley tribe submitted an application with the Bureau of Indian Affairs to transfer the property for the casino project to a tribal land trust. The bureau originally denied the request with the reasoning that the Scotts Valley tribe’s historic reservation land was 75 miles away and the tribe had not provided adequate evidence of a “significant historical connection” to areas in the vicinity of the Vallejo land parcel. In 2019, the Scotts Valley tribe filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of the Interior claiming that the bureau’s decision to reject their application was arbitrary and capricious. The Scotts Valley tribe’s evidence of their historical connection to the site included an unratified 1851 treaty in which Pomo ancestors ceded the land to the U.S. government. It also traces the life of the Pomo Chief Augustine, connecting him to baptismal records at Mission San Francisco Solano in Sonoma, 17 miles from the site and later through census records that showed Augustine residing in locations in Napa and Clear Lake. The Patwin tribes’ lawsuit disputes much of this historical account, claiming the connection of Augustine to baptismal records in Sonoma is unverified and that the movements of an individual do not represent a tribal connection to the area. The Pomo tribe’s account also notes that Salvador Vallejo, the brother of the city’s namesake General Mariano Vallejo, captured Pomo Indians and forced them to work on their ranches, including Rancho Suscol which encompassed the Vallejo project site, according to the application documents. In her ruling on the 2019 lawsuit, U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson found that the agency’s decision to reject the Scotts Valley tribe’s application involved areas of ambiguity and the bureau should have resolved the ambiguities in favor of the tribe, according to a legal doctrine known as the Indian canon. The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation claimed via an amicus brief that the Indian canon does not apply when the decision would benefit one tribe over another. But Berman Jackson found that the potential damage to the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation from the construction of a casino was too many steps removed from the decision before her. Now that the casino project’s environmental assessment is completed and the land fully transferred into trust for the Scotts Valley tribe, the Yocha Dehe will retest this argument, along with several claims that the bureau violated the laws in the process of reaching their final decision. In a statement, Charlie Wright, Chairman of the Kletsel Dehe Wintun Nation, said “this is about more than a casino, it’s about protecting the integrity of the land-into-trust process and ensuring decisions are made fairly, lawfully, and based on true historical ties. “Our Tribe has always stood firm in defense of our lands and heritage, and this case is no different,” Wright said. “Scotts Valley has no documented cultural connection to Vallejo, and allowing this approval to stand sets an ominous precedent that undermines Tribal sovereignty and weakens the foundation of federal-tribal land policy.” THE VALLEJO SUN NEWSLETTER Investigative reporting, regular updates, events and more Great! Check your inbox and click the link to confirm your subscription Please enter a valid email address! Source link
Deadly Casino Shooting Sparks Violent Crime Spree Across Las Vegas
A suspect linked to a fatal shooting at Aliante Casino in North Las Vegas embarked on a dangerous crime spree across the Las Vegas Valley. This series of violent acts, including multiple carjackings and reckless endangerment of innocent civilians, highlights the urgent need for stringent enforcement of our laws to protect the safety and security of our communities. The ordeal began early Thursday morning when North Las Vegas Police responded to reports of a shooting at Aliante Casino. Upon arrival, officers discovered a deceased individual, prompting an immediate investigation. Shortly thereafter, a vehicle associated with the suspect was located near Cheyenne Avenue and Queen Street. When officers attempted a traffic stop, the suspect refused to comply, initiating a perilous high-speed chase. Demonstrating a blatant disregard for public safety, the suspect engaged in multiple carjackings at gunpoint. One such incident occurred near Spring Mountain Road and Valley View Boulevard, where a woman was forcibly removed from her vehicle. Utilizing advanced license plate reader technology, law enforcement tracked the stolen vehicle through downtown Las Vegas, leading to another violent confrontation at a fast-food drive-thru on Boulder Highway. Here, the suspect committed a second carjacking, further escalating the threat to public safety. The suspect’s reckless flight culminated in a devastating crash into a bus stop near Boulder Highway and Tropicana Avenue, resulting in injuries to two innocent bystanders, one of whom remains in critical condition. Such wanton disregard for human life underscores the necessity for robust law enforcement measures and the unwavering support of our justice system to deter and punish such heinous acts. Ultimately, the suspect was apprehended near Boulder Highway and Sahara Avenue after officers employed tactical maneuvers to disable the stolen vehicle. This swift and decisive action by our dedicated law enforcement officers prevented further harm and restored a measure of safety to our community. It is a stark reminder of the perils our officers face daily and the critical need for community support in upholding the rule of law. This incident serves as a sobering reminder of the consequences of criminal behavior and the imperative for personal responsibility. As a society, we must reflect on the factors that contribute to such lawlessness and work collectively to uphold the values of respect, responsibility, and justice that are the bedrock of our nation. Copyright 2025 702 Times, NV Globe. All rights reserved Source link
On Coney Island, sword swallower and kitsch square off against casino developer
Inside a Coney Island theater devoted to circus sideshows, a crowd watched as longtime sword swallower and strongman Adam Rinn presided over a mock funeral, complete with weeping mourners and an open casket carried by pallbearers. The deceased, Rinn told onlookers on the cold February afternoon, was not an actual human but rather “our beloved Mermaid Parade,” should a proposed casino and entertainment complex known as The Coney be built on site. “We hope that this is not going to be the reality,” Rinn said, adding for effect, “Mourners, please be seated.” Rinn is the artistic director at Coney Island USA, a nonprofit group that operates the Coney Island Circus Sideshow and the hugely popular Mermaid Parade, which draws hundreds of thousands of tourists every year. However, he said if the casino is greenlit, Coney Island USA and its programming “will likely cease to exist.” Adam Rinn, longtime sword swallower and circus strongman, is artistic director of the nonprofit Coney Island USA. Arun Venugopal/Gothamist The Coney Island casino proposal, which is being developed by a consortium that includes Thor Equities, Legends, Saratoga Casino Holdings and Global Gaming Solutions, a commercial arm of the Chickasaw Nation, is one of 11 vying for a downstate gaming license as part of a protracted approval process expected to conclude by year’s end. The proposal embodies a familiar standoff in and around New York City. On one side are local residents and merchants who say they fear the irreplaceable loss of community; on the other side are neighbors and developers who argue that the area desperately needs the jobs development would bring, and that Coney Island cannot subsist on carnival rides, kitsch and memories of better times. Layout of the proposed The Coney, a casino and entertainment project vying for approval. The venture would change the landscape of the iconic Brooklyn spot. Courtesy of The Coney Perhaps what makes the fight different in this seaside community are the creative professionals enlisted to push back against the well-financed project proponents with slickly produced videos and theatrical events. Online and in person, they appeal to a deep well of Coney Island nostalgia, captured in countless songs (Lou Reed, Taylor Swift) and movies, most recently the multiple-Oscar winning film “Anora.” But the project’s supporters are quick to remind residents that star power doesn’t put food on the table for struggling families — especially in Coney Island, where family incomes lag behind much of Brooklyn. “Many recognize that this is Brooklyn’s moment to build a borough-defining development,” Robert Cornegy, a former member of the City Council from Brooklyn who now serves as a consultant and spokesperson for the project, said in a statement to Gothamist. Defending ‘the people’s playground’ Among those opposing the project is Marissa Solomon, a local resident whose family has lived in the neighborhood for generations. Her great-grandmother, she said, once sold candy apples on the nearby boardwalk. She shared a black-and-white photo, circa 1947, that she said showed her uncle, grandmother and great-grandmother standing in front of the Parachute Jump, a ride that ceased operations decades ago but continues to loom over the beach and boardwalk. At the front of the group was a little boy with his face buried in an ice cream cone – her father. “This is where the first amusement park opened,” said Solomon. On a recent afternoon, she gave a quick tour of the Coney Island Museum, where she serves as a guide on Sundays. Through the windows of the second-floor museum you could spot The Cyclone, a rollercoaster that continues to operate 98 years after it was built. Marissa Solomon in the makeup room of Coney Island USA. Arun Venugopal/Gothamist Coney Island’s legacy on the American fun-industrial complex was profound, she said. Walt Disney World, Six Flags Great Adventure, Las Vegas – all of them were modeled in different ways after Coney Island, Solomon said. Much of that history was now at risk, Solomon said. She held up a photo pulled from city planning documents. It showed that the building that houses the museum and Coney Island USA, a structure dating to 1917, would be all but swallowed up by the proposed development. Additionally, the 360-degree views that riders of the Wonder Wheel have enjoyed since it was built in 1920 would be lost with the construction of new buildings, including a 402-foot tower just north of the ride. Solomon said it was the locals who invariably suffered from gaming, pointing to Atlantic City, which hasn’t had a supermarket in decades. A view of Coney Island from the beach, Wonder Wheel looming in the background. Arun Venugopal/Gothamist “There are a million casinos in a million places,” Solomon said. “There’s only one Coney Island.” She and other opponents contend they are in the majority, and point to a petition expressing “very strong disapproval and opposition to the construction of a Casino in Coney Island.” So far, she said, it had garnered nearly 8,400 signatures. Among the signatories is Martine Emile, a filmmaker who said she lived “literally across the street” from the site of the project. Emile worries that if the casino were to become a reality her 14-year-old son would be confronted by alcoholics, “or someone’s crying because they lost all their life savings.” During her own childhood, she said the amusement park had provided “fond memories.” Martine Emile, filmmaker and Coney Island resident. Arun Venugopal/Gothamist “Go to the roller-coaster, grab some hot dogs, some cotton candy, hang out on the beach. Not a lot of people could do that,” Emile said. “It is basically the people’s playground.” A promise of jobs for a struggling area Some local officials have sided with opponents of the project. Community Board 13 voted against The Coney application in January, a vote that is part of the city’s Uniform Land Use Review Procedure but merely advisory. However, at a public hearing held by the City Planning Commission on March 19, many people who spoke up said the neighborhood desperately needed the work:
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Gila River Resorts & Casinos searches for new sponsorship opportunities
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