The Communities for California Cardrooms (CCC) is a 501(c)4 nonprofit organization that provides a united voice for small businesses.
We advance and protect local jobs and the economy that is provided by card rooms; educate and highlight the public on the benefits and history of card rooms in their communities; and encourage inclusiveness with businesses small and large that share in protecting and growing jobs in California communities.
Latest News
OpEd: Bonta’s Cardroom Regulations are ‘Anti-Business’
November 10, 2025
California Attorney General Rob Bonta proposed new cardroom regulations last May that, without a clear statement as to why the changes are needed, will upend the game approvals issued by the prior attorney generals over the last 25 years and cause significant harm to cardrooms and the diverse communities where they are located. These regulations are not only anti-community, but they are also anti-business, especially with small business owners in Los Angeles.
Governor Signs Senator Archuleta’s SB 451 To Strengthen California’s Illegal Gambling Enforcement Of Casitas
October 31, 2025
Senator Bob Archuleta (D-Pico Rivera) is pleased to announce Governor Newsom’s signing of SB 451, legislation that clarifies that the California Department of Justice (DOJ) has authority to investigate suspected criminal violations of prohibited gambling activities, including those occurring outside of licensed gambling establishments.
California card room employees urge Rob Bonta to drop proposed regulations
October 23, 2025
California card room employees are fighting for their jobs in the latest chapter of a long-running feud between tribal casinos and their smaller gaming rivals. Around 150 people protested outside Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office on Wednesday, calling on him to not follow through with proposed regulations that would make major changes to the current operation of card rooms.