A report says the US$750m North Fork casino has opened while a lawsuit seeks to halt it. The Chukchansi tribe’s challenge argues that North Fork did not obtain state approval required to offer gaming.
The lawsuit challenges whether North Fork obtained state approval required to offer gaming, putting its gaming authority at issue.
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iGamingToday reported that New York Attorney General Letitia James sued Kalshi in Manhattan state court. The complaint alleged the company offered event contracts without the gambling licence required by state law.
The CFTC issued an emergency order in Kalshi's New York dispute, which Kalshi cited in its Second Circuit appeal. A Connecticut federal judge denied Kalshi's preliminary injunction request, and Washington finalised an injunction requiring geofencing by 2 September. New York City opened an investigation into Polymarket, Kalshi, Coinbase and Gemini Titan.
Italian police carried out a court-ordered seizure in Brindisi on 28 October, targeting Tobia Parisi, whom authorities consider a senior figure in the Sacra Corona Unita. Police seized a bar described as a clandestine gambling hub, along with other properties, vehicles, bank accounts, savings and prepaid cards. Parisi’s 13-year sentence for attempted extortion is under appeal; investigators allege assets worth at least €600,000 were linked to him.
Italian police executed a court-ordered seizure on 28 October targeting Tobia Parisi, whom authorities consider a senior figure in the Sacra Corona Unita, in the Brindisi area. Police also took action against Parisi's partner and other relatives, according to the account of the operation. The seized assets include a bar described as an operational centre for a clandestine gambling network.
Police found an illegal casino during searches in Osnabrück and Belm, according to the report. The text also mentions drugs and weapons but provides no further details about the investigation.
Catania’s police authority ordered the suspension of a bar’s authorisations and closure for seven days in Biancavilla, Italy, under Article 100 of the public security law. Police said checks found that people with criminal records regularly gathered there, creating a concrete risk to public order and safety.
The Questore di Catania ordered the suspension of a bar's authorisations and its closure for seven days in Biancavilla, Italy, according to the police authority. The order was issued on 30 October 2026 under Article 100 of the Testo Unico delle Leggi di Pubblica Sicurezza, the public security law. Officers from the Adrano police station notified the owner in recent days.