San Diego tribe becomes first in state to break with California gaming oversight

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San Diego tribe becomes first in state to break with California gaming oversight
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The Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians will not renew its gaming compact with the state, and will instead opt for federal oversight of its gaming operations.

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