SANTA ROSA, CALIF. (CN) - A tribal chairman fired the CEO of River Rock Casino to interfere with an audit that would show the chairman, Harvey Hopkins, illegally steered contracts to his own businesses, costing the tribe "tens of millions of dollars," former CEO Norman Runyan claims in Sonoma County Court. The Dry Creek Rancheria band of Pomo Indians runs the casino on tribal land in Geyserville.
Categories: Uncategorized
Read the Top 8
Sign up for the Top 8, a roundup of the day's top stories delivered directly to your inbox Monday through Friday.
Additional Reads
-
Former casino executives owe California tribe $8 million February 15, 2022 -
California Tests Off-the-Grid Solutions to Power Outages June 30, 2021
-
-
Sheldon Adelson, Casino Mogul and GOP Power Broker, Dies January 12, 2021