Sheldon Adelson

Las Vegas Sands chairman and Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson has died at 87, the company said Tuesday.

Las Vegas Sands chairman and Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson has died at 87, the company said Tuesday

President Trump and the RNC have raised over $200 million since Election Day but many Republican business leaders aren’t investing in the fight.

A congressional aide tells The Associated Press that the State Department has informally confirmed to Congress that Republican super-donor Sheldon Adelson is the buyer of the U.S. ambassador’s official residence in Israel.

After years of planning, dealing and getting millions in public financing approved, the Oakland Raiders broke ground Monday on a 65,000-seat domed stadium in Las Vegas, across the freeway from the city’s world-famous casinos.

Football legend Ronnie Lott tells NBC Bay Area the next few days will be critical for his plan to keep the Raiders in Oakland.

As NFL owner meetings creep closer, advocates and fans of the Oakland Raiders are pulling out all the stops in hopes of preventing the East Bay team’s exodus to Las Vegas.

Few people know the Oakland Raiders like Amy Trask, and the team’s former chief executive has chimed in on the possible move to Las Vegas.

The Raiders recently lost a significant portion of their financing for a Las Vegas stadium proposal. They’ve reportedly got it back.

The investment group seeking to build a new stadium to keep the Raiders in Oakland has submitted a formal plan to the NFL for the first time.

Despite the withdrawl of Sheldon Adelson’s backing, Raiders president Marc Badain believes the team is on track for a Las Vegas stadium.

The Raiders’ plan for a stadium in Las Vegas took a hit Monday as billionaire Sheldon Adelson withdrew his investment from the project.

One day after billionaire business mogul Sheldon Adelson pulled the plug on his financial backing of the proposed Raiders stadium in Las Vegas, Goldman Sachs — the next chief financial backer — followed suit.

The Oakland Raiders are expected to submit relocation papers to the league and begin the official exodus to Las Vegas, the NFL Network’s Ian Rapport and sources familiar to the organization reported Saturday.

The Oakland City Council on Tuesday night voted to move forward with a financial and development plan to build a $1.3 billion football stadium at the Coliseum site to keep the Raiders from moving to Las Vegas.

The Oakland City Council on Tuesday night voted unanimously to move forward with a financial and development plan to build a $1.3 billion football stadium at the Coliseum site to keep the Raiders from moving to Las Vegas. Cheryl Hurd reports.

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval has officially signed a bill into a law that will pave the way for Las Vegas to construct an NFL stadium.

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval has signed a bill into a law that will pave the way for Las Vegas to construct an NFL stadium, the latest step in the city’s bid to lure the Oakland Raiders. Scott Budman reports.

A plan to put $750 million in public funds toward an NFL stadium that could house the Raiders in Las Vegas has cleared a second major vote in the Nevada Legislature, despite opposition to a project partly funded by billionaire Sheldon Adelson and a last-minute revelation about associated infrastructure costs.

A bill to raise hotel taxes to fund an NFL stadium and a convention center expansion has crossed its first hurdle in the Nevada Legislature.