A prominent piece of downtown Sacramento real estate has been purchased by the Native American tribe behind Red Hawk Resort ...

The Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians acquired the former department store for $15M this week. What's next for the site? The tribe's chairwoman says: "We're open to all of it." ...

The property sits next to the Tribe's holding on Capitol Mall, raising the possibility the two could be developed together.

"Before all of these buildings and businesses, this was native land," said Regina Cuellar, the tribal chair for the Shingle Springs Miwok Indians.

“By re-acquiring our ancestral lands, we’re reclaiming our history, our traditions and a deeper connection to our ancestors,” said Chairwoman Regina Cuellar of the Shingle Springs Band of ...

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“By re-acquiring our ancestral lands, we’re reclaiming our history, our traditions and a deeper connection to our ancestors,” said Chairwoman Regina Cuellar of the Shingle Springs Band of ...

Regina Cuellar and Vasquez could not be reached for comment. In the Renterias’ corner are Matthew’s father, Johnny Porras, and Sharnae’s mother, Susanna Renteria.