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Indian Casino, Nixed by Voters, May Not Be Dead

Dec 30, 2014 at

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The New Year will mark a major turning point in the long-running debate over plans for a tribal casino in Madera County, north of Fresno. Last month, voters rejected the casino project, through the statewide ballot referendum, Proposition 48. And yet, the project may not be officially dead.

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Indian Casino, Nixed by Voters, May Not Be Dead

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