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for kcaa 10 50 a.m nbc news radio and express 106.5 fm 40 years ago the san manuel tribe built a bingo hall near highland and it ended up changing both the tribe and the inland empire today that hall has grown into yamava resort and casino considered the largest casino in the west coast But it wasn't always that way.

Tribal chairwoman Lynn Van Buena says the roads on reservation were dirt and the tribe didn't have the money to pave them.

Tribal vice chairperson Johnny Hernandez Jr. says the police raided it so often that the slot machines were kept on wheels so they can be rolled out the back door.

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And she still

accepted every, you know, she was invited to so many different events and I would see her just not just Inland Empire, LA all over.

She was

comes.

You know, one of the cool things about your story is how you and your backfield teammate, Sire, are getting to go way back to the early days, Inland Empire and SoCal.

You two were teammates on the 12 and under Marino Valley Falcons in 2018.

What do you remember about those days with Sire?

They played at Metabolic Brewing in Ontario.

That's in Inland Empire, Southern California.

Yeah, we went to go check them out.

I think it's in Ontario or Chino.

So anywhere from about a quarter to a half of an inch of rain.

If you're closer to foothills or again, if you're out toward the Inland Empire, you'll probably get closer to that half of an inch and maybe plus as we get into this weekend.

So stay tuned for those changes.

That weather change alert is in place on Friday because that's the first day that it looks like we could see some very spotty sprinkles and showers.

We have about 65 degrees up into Santa Clarita, 68 in Santa Barbara right now.

Ventura and Oxnard, nice in the low 70s.

And then out toward the Inland Empire, 66 in Covina.

We have 66 in Ontario and then 70 degrees over into Chino Hill.

Yeah, well, truly deserving, you know, and I'll say sitting on the board for the state chamber, there was a lot of folks who got nominated throughout the state of California.

And, you know, the folks from northern region, southern region, Inland Empire, central region vote on this award.

And so, you know, it was unanimous that after the reading your bio and after reading what your team does and how you work, really put a lot of effort into your team and you not only are the role model, but you educate them so that they can be the best at what they do.

It was hands down that, you know, you were the recipient of the business of the year award for the central region.

First stops are going to be Colorado Springs, October, November 22nd.

And we have tickets to that one, as well as the Inland Empire, Ontario, where they're going to be in different spots around Florida, a whole bunch of shows in Florida.

And Texas, San Antonio and Dallas and places like that that you can get to out of there.

So just get online, take a look at the list of shows.

Sonia Shah is a Republican.

She is a school district president in the Inland Empire.

I believe I might be wrong about that.

Richard Barrera is a Democrat.

Thank you for asking me to be here.

You know, I bow down to the San Gabriel Valley in the Inland Empire.

It's where I grew up.

And thanks for letting me share.