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What tribe is the Pala Indian reservation?

Members of the Pala Band belong to the Kuupangaxwichem, or Cupeo, and Luiseo tribes. The Pala Reservation represents one of the communities of Indians who were forced together by Spanish Franciscan missionaries during the 1800s.

How much do Pala Tribe members make?

Pala Tribe members took our more than $200 million in loans to build the grand in 2001. The gamble paid off handsomely. Today, each tribe member receives receives as much as $150,000 annually paid in monthly deposits along with free health care, free college tuition and no state income tax.