California recently gave back a beloved stretch of California’s rugged coastline to a group of Native American tribes — and ...

A 136-acre beach property in Mendocino County will be transferred from the state to a Native nonprofit, marking the first ...

State transportation officials recently approved the transfer of Blues Beach and the surrounding bluffs to Kai Poma, a ...

Arizona, California, Oregon, and New Mexico became the first states approved to offer Medicaid and Children’s Health ...

Assemblymember James Ramos's bill seeks to preserve tribal access to state lands for ceremonial purposes. It's drawing strong ...

The historic June 26 move is the first time the California Department of Transportation has returned landed back to the ...

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) is announcing the opening of a $10 million Tribal Wildfire Resilience Grant ...

The 10-episode series, developed with support from the Pechanga Band of Indians, retells California’s history through Native ...

A few months ago, while visiting the rooftop bar at a Residence Inn in Berkeley, I picked up the city’s glossy “official visitors’ guide” and searched it for the historical nuggets that these kinds of ...

California’s casino-owning Native American tribes have flexed their political power yet again, getting legislation passed that directly attacks their business rivals and protects their own interests.

The battle between tribal casinos and cardrooms is the epitome of a no-win proposition for California politicians. This bitter feud, which may be coming to a head in a Sacramento County courtroom, ...