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Red Rock Resorts receives final regulatory approval for Durango Casino opening amid ongoing labor disputes - Vimarsana News

Red Rock Resorts receives final regulatory approval for Durango Casino opening amid ongoing labor disputes

$780 million projet Rendered image of Durango Casino and Resort

Commissioners approve Red Rock's $780M Durango project, address union concerns - Vimarsana News

Commissioners approve Red Rock's $780M Durango project, address union concerns

The Nevada Gaming Commission approved a gaming license for the $780 million Durango project, but also said it couldn't act on Culinary concerns because of NLRB litigation.

Culinary and soon-to-open Fontainebleau reach union organizing agreement - Vimarsana News

Culinary and soon-to-open Fontainebleau reach union organizing agreement

The Culinary and Bartender unions reached a neutrality agreement with developers of the Fontainebleau that allows the labor groups to organize the property.

Teacher-led PAC files petition to block public funding for A's stadium in Vegas - Vimarsana News

Teacher-led PAC files petition to block public funding for A's stadium in Vegas

An effort to halt the public financing package approved by Nevada lawmakers in June for a Major League Baseball stadium in Las Vegas formally launched Wednesday when a political action

Culinary sets resort industry strike vote for the end of September if contract talks stall - Vimarsana News

Culinary sets resort industry strike vote for the end of September if contract talks stall

The Culinary and Bartenders unions have called for a citywide strike vote by 53,000 non-gaming Strip and downtown workers by the end of September.