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BREAKING: Federal judge delivers blow to Scotts Valley, determining that the Band's effort to revive its Vallejo casino ...
10/02/2026

BREAKING: Federal judge delivers blow to Scotts Valley, determining that the Band's effort to revive its Vallejo casino "falters on every front." See his quotes below and read the full opinion here:https://protecttribalhomelands.com/wp-content/uploads/Order-Denying-PI.pdf

"We are filing this brief because the historical record deserves to be defended," said Yocha Dehe Chairman Anthony Rober...
09/10/2026

"We are filing this brief because the historical record deserves to be defended," said Yocha Dehe Chairman Anthony Roberts. Read more in the Vallejo Times-Herald:

The brief urges the court to deny Scotts Valley’s attempts to enjoin the Department of the Interior’s recent Indian Lands Opinion finding that the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act bars Scotts Valley from gaming in Vallejo, California.

The Department of the Interior Revokes Gaming Eligibility for Vallejo Casino; Cites Scotts Valley’s Lack of Historical C...
08/05/2026

The Department of the Interior Revokes Gaming Eligibility for Vallejo Casino; Cites Scotts Valley’s Lack of Historical Connection.

Read the press release here: https://protecttribalhomelands.com/wp-content/uploads/Department-of-the-Interior-Revokes-Gaming-Eligibility-for-Vallejo-Casino.pdfThe Department of the Interior Revokes Gaming Eligibility for Vallejo Casino; Cites Scotts Valley’s Lack of Historical Connection.

Read the press release here:https://protecttribalhomelands.com/wp-content/uploads/Department-of-the-Interior-Revokes-Gaming-Eligibility-for-Vallejo-Casino.pdf

“It’s disappointing to see Scotts Valley rush to open its preview casino in Vallejo just days before the Department of t...
07/29/2026

“It’s disappointing to see Scotts Valley rush to open its preview casino in Vallejo just days before the Department of the Interior is expected to make its long-awaited decision on gaming eligibility,” said Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation Chairman Anthony Roberts. Read more in the Vallejo Times-Herald:

As of Friday, the Tribe is operating a limited number of Class II gaming machines, having repurposed existing modular buildings on site to serve as the smaller preview casino.

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