The Morongo Indian Reservation began with just 640 acres in 1876

May 10, 2010
Overlooking the Banning Pass, the Morongo Indian Reservation spans more than 35,000 acres of changing terrain, from high desert vistas to striking mountains, lush forests and flowi... Read more

DA seeks hate crime charges against men who branded mentally challenged resident with swastika symbol

May 10, 2010
The District Attorney's Office is pursuing hate crime charges against three men who were arrested Friday for branding a mentally challenged man with a swastika symbol April 29... Read more

Plan for hatchery on course

May 10, 2010
Seattle Public Utilities is proceeding on schedule with its plan to build a replacement hatchery on the Cedar River, with hopes of it opening by late summer next year... Read more

Jack Abramoff: A D.C. Scandal Made for Hollywood

May 10, 2010
Casino Jack and the United States of Money, a documentary film about the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal, was released in theaters this weekend, four years after the notorious Washi... Read more

Newcomb: The Holy See’s response misses the point

Steven Newcomb
May 07, 2010
T he Vatican did not hesitate to respond when Tonya Gonnella Frichner formally presented a Preliminary Study on the Doctrine of Discovery at the Ninth Session of the United Nations... Read more

Can a population of wild bison exist

Letter to the Editor
May 07, 2010
FWP will crisscross the state to talk about bison with groups and communities... Read more

Film about statewide frybread contest now in production

Letter to the Editor
May 07, 2010
Phoenix—It seemed fitting to include a couple of Native American comedians in the mix of lead actors in the upcoming sure to be a hit film “More Than Frybread.” It’s a comedy after... Read more

Native educators urged to take strong stance

Letter to the Editor
May 07, 2010
I t’s unfortunate when economic considerations outweigh moral ones... Read more

Passamaquoddy group defeats LNG project on sacred ground

Gale Courey Toensing
May 07, 2010
SIPAYIK, Maine – After five years of legal struggle by a group of Passamaquoddy Tribe members, the BIA has canceled a long term lease with an Oklahoma-based developer, ending its p... Read more

NIGA resolutions: Carcieri, compact procedures, tribal tax credits

Gale Courey Toensing
May 07, 2010
SAN DIEGO – While the National Indian Gaming Association tabled a controversial resolution on Internet gaming for further study and discussion, three resolutions regarding trust la... Read more

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