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The Inland Empire is home to more Casinos than any other area of Southern California. In fact, the IE is the home to California’s largest casino! Save the gas and check out these casinos in Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
Pechanga Resort & Casino
- California’s largest casinos! 3,400 slot machines stretching approximately 188,000 square feet of gaming space. Superb entertainment options featuring some of the biggest entertainers touring the nation.
- Silk Nightclub is one of most posh nightclubs in the Inland Empire- a sure upscale experience.
- The restaurants in this gaming palace will surely please all appetites. Fine dining options include the Great Oak (steakhouse), The Grotto (seafood, sushi), Paisano’s Italian. Numerous casual dining and snack options fill this venue, including Asian options, a buffet and much more.
- If you’re looking for a reason to avoid the drive to Vegas while having just as much fun, check out a weekend at Pechanga.
- 45000 Pala Road, Temecula, CA 92592, 877–711–2946, www.pechanga.com
Casino Morongo This brand new 27 story hotel is the tallest building in the Inland Empire. The facilities match the grandeur of Las Vegas, and the buffet is better than the most expensive Vegas buffets. Located near Banning and Beaumont east of where the 10 and 60 meet. Indian Casino Near Banning Ca associated with any no deposit casino bonus received. For example, you may only receive a day or just a few hours to play your bonus funds. It’s usually the case that Indian Casino Near Banning Ca online casinos stipulate a wager requirement for winnings received via no deposit bonus offers. AO Scan Network Forum — Member Profile Profile Page. User: Indian casino near banning ca, indian casino near middletown ca, Title: New Member, About: Indian casino near banning ca .
Casino Morongo
- This brand new 27 story hotel is the tallest building in the Inland Empire. The facilities match the grandeur of Las Vegas, and the buffet is better than the most expensive Vegas buffets. Located near Banning and Beaumont east of where the 10 and 60 meet. Check out this casino for some great entertainment and event options.
- 49750 Seminole Drive, Cabazon, CA 92230, 800–252–4499, www.casinomorongo.com
San Manuel Indian Bingo & Casino
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- Located near the City of San Bernardino, this impressive entertainment and gaming center is close to all of the metro Inland Empire area and Los Angeles! Thursday nights feature some of the best music, comedy and other acts in the Inland Empire!
- 5797 N. Victoria Ave, Highland, CA 92346, 800–359–2464, www.sanmanuel.com
Soboba Casino
- Rated #1 Casino in the Inland Empire Southern California 3 Years running in The Press-Enterprise Readers Poll.
- 23333 Soboba Road, San Jacinto, CA 92582, 888–772–7626, www.soboba.com
Lake Elsinore Hotel Casino
- 20930 Malaga St, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530, 951–674–3101, www.lercasino.com
Cahuilla Casino
- 52702 Hwy 371, Anza, CA 92539. Located between Temecula and Palm Springs, 888.371.ANZA (2692) | 951.763.1200
Palm Springs and Coachella Valley Casinos
- Agua Caliente Casino — Rancho Mirage — Coachella Valley’s largest hotel and casino located adjacent to Interstate 10. Be sure to check out the beautiful pool. Connected with the Indian Canyons Golf Resort and Spa Resort Casino in Palm Springs.
- Spa Resort Casino — Palm Springs — Want to gamble and stay in urban Palm Springs? This is the place to go. Check out their fun events, ranging from beer and food truck fests to concerts, comedy and more. Downtown Palm Springs is right outside your door, so feel free to venture out and have fun. This casino is connected with the Agua Caliente Casino in nearby Rancho Mirage.
- Fantasy Springs Casino — Indio — One of Coachella Valley’s three resort hotel and casinos.
- Spotlight 29 Casin0 — Coachella — Smaller casino with some various entertainment options.
- Augustine Casino — Coachella — No frills casino that makes a great stop when you’re looking for discount gas.
- Red Earth Casino — Salton Sea Beach — Smaller casino with slot machines only. Good casino for gamblers on a budget, as the drinks are cheap and there are plenty of penny slots.
Casino in Havasu
Casinos in San Diego County
- Harrah’s — North County San Diego
- Pala Casino– North County San Diego
Laughlin Casinos
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Indian Country Today, Oneida, N.Y.
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Jun. 9, 2004 — MORONGO INDIAN RESERVATION, Calif. — The Morongo Band of Mission Indians and Perini Building Company celebrated the topping-out of the new Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa with the hoisting of the highest piece of structural steel on to the resort’s rooftop on March 31. Featuring four-star suites and rooms, multiple restaurant facilities, a nightclub, spa, ballrooms, convention facilities, retail space and a pool oasis, the 600,000 square-foot hotel and casino is the largest economic development project undertaken by the tribe in its history.
‘Our world-class casino, resort and spa is scheduled to open in November and will be the premier recreational gaming destination on the West Coast,’ said Morongo tribal chairman Maurice Lyons. ‘It is a beautiful and unique design inspired by the forces of nature. We believe the new resort will bring a piece of paradise to the desert.’
Located 90 minutes east of Los Angeles and 20 minutes west of Palm Springs between the scenic San Gorgonio and San Jacinto mountain ranges, the destination resort will offer visitors a full range of entertainment and recreational options. Lush gardens, sandy beaches and extensive landscaping are among the design features of the property.
‘When complete, the resort will set a new standard for tribal casinos and gaming in California,’ said Perini Building Company chairman Dick Rizzo.
Expected to generate more than $2.8 billion in new jobs and economic benefits within the next five years, the Morongo tribe is the largest private-sector employer in the Pass Area and provides economic stability to the reservation and surrounding communities of the Inland Empire.
‘As a prominent partner of the community and part of California’s tribal gaming industry, the Morongo Band of Mission Indians is a major contributor to the seventh largest economy in the world,’ said Riverside County Supervisor Marion Ashley. ‘The new casino, resort and spa will serve as an economic driver for the county with the creation of more than 4,000 jobs and $1.4 billion in new goods and services purchased over the next five years.
The current facility, Casino Morongo, hosts more than 1.5 million visitors annually. With the opening of Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa scheduled for fall 2004, patrons will soon enjoy an expansive 148,000 square foot state-of-the-art casino housing a complete selection of slot machines and table games and rooms for bingo and poker.
‘With a seasoned Perini project team, 1,000 dedicated craftspeople and precision planning, the project remains on schedule,’ said Tom Linton, Morongo’s director of planning and economic development who is overseeing the project together with the tribal council. ‘ — We have been able to successfully maintain momentum while adhering to our budget.’
Construction unions were among the first to endorse and support Indian self-reliance during Propositions 5 and 1A. Of the 20 major subcontractors working on the project, 19 are union shops.
ABOUT THE MORONGO BAND OF MISSION INDIANS
The Morongo tribe operates one of the largest and oldest tribal government gaming facilities in California. As a direct result of the gaming operation’s success, the Morongo tribe has eliminated welfare dependency on the reservation. The tribe now pays for a wide range of its community services including water storage and distribution systems, waste management, road maintenance, public safety, college education funding, recreational facilities, Headstart program assistance and more.
The Morongo tribe is the largest private sector employer in the Banning-Beaumont region and a major contributor to the Coachella Valley economy. The tribe presently employs approximately 2,000 people in gaming and non-gaming tribal operations.
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN PROFILE
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— Maurice Lyons
Born in Riverside County as one of nine children, Maurice Lyons grew up on the Morongo Indian Reservation. ‘Life on the reservation prior to gaming was a hard life,’ said Lyons. ‘We didn’t have electricity so until I was 7 or 8 we used kerosene lamps. We would stuff the cracks of our windows with paper to keep out the wind. Having that kind of a life to start with made me appreciate the importance of tribal self-sufficiency.’
Lyons began his public service career in 1994 and has served as a tribal housing commissioner and as chairman of the Morongo Headstart Parent Policy Committee. He was elected tribal chairman in July, 2001.
The Morongo tribal members conduct elections annually to cast their ballots for a tribal chairperson and six members of their tribal council. Terms of office are for two years and are staggered. Chairman Lyons and the council establish policy and oversee the legal and business affairs, economic development, and community services for the tribe.
Chairman Lyons also works with both state and federal legislators on Indian issues and matters affecting tribal government and economic development.
‘Today tribal governments are in a transition that began with independence, progressed through a long, difficult period of survival, and are now moving again to self-determination and control. We plan to continue our progress, protect the legacy of our sovereignty and provide for the future self-sufficiency of our people,’ Lyons said.
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Lyons is deeply committed to youth programs and language programs designed to preserve tribal culture, customs and traditions. ‘Our heritage is everything and we are working hard to ensure our children learn our languages and traditions,’ he said.
Lyons attended Banning High School and in those days there were no classes available in tribal history or culture. ‘Governor Davis has signed two historic pieces of legislation that will provide for true Indian education in California and will protect our sacred sites and artifacts.’
Lyons is also making it a priority to improve the quality of life on the reservation. ‘We are moving forward to take care of the children, families and elders who live on the reservation. Planning is under way for a new administration building and complex,’ said Lyons.
Lyons represents the Morongo tribe with the California Nations Indian Gaming Association (CNIGA), a 70-member state association of tribal governments and with the Tribal Affiance of Sovereign Indian Nations (TASIN), a regional federation of 13 tribal governments based in the Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
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