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Tribe inches closer to historic purchase of Las Vegas resort - Vimarsana News

Tribe inches closer to historic purchase of Las Vegas resort

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians would be the first tribe to own a resort in the heart of the nation's gaming industry

Yaamava' Resort & Casino to open new 17-floor hotel - Vimarsana News

Yaamava' Resort & Casino to open new 17-floor hotel

The casino is hosting a grand opening for tribal members and invited guests this month. Members of the public can also make future hotel reservations.

ASU, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians celebrate generous gift to California Center, ASU Law Indian Legal Program - Vimarsana News

ASU, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians celebrate generous gift to California Center, ASU Law Indian Legal Program

In a special ribbon-cutting ceremony on Nov. 29, Arizona State University celebrated San Manuel Band of Mission Indians’ significant role in establishing the ASU California Center in downtown Los Angeles, located at the historic Herald Examiner building. San Manuel’s contribution also provided support for the Indian Gaming and Tribal Self-Governance programs at the Sandra Day

Source: asu.edu
San Bernardino County recognizes museums sit on Serrano tribal land - Vimarsana News

San Bernardino County recognizes museums sit on Serrano tribal land

The Serrano people, at one point, lived across an area covering more than 7 million acres in Southern California.

How tribal leaders want Chuck Sams to lead the Park Service - Vimarsana News

How tribal leaders want Chuck Sams to lead the Park Service

The Umatilla leader would be the first Native person in charge of the agency, which has a thorny history with tribes.

Source: hcn.org