RaiderNation, here we come (maybe): Yesterday the City of Industry city council approved Majestic developer Ed Roski's proposal for a NFL stadium, a move that could bring lawsuits from nearby Walnut (citing traffic and quality issues, the mayor has threatened to sue) and football teams from who knows where. More via the Associated Press: "Majestic Real Estate Co. managing partner John Semcken said the company would begin shopping for a team on April 1, the deadline for opponents of the project to file a lawsuit. At least eight franchises, including the Oakland Raiders, Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings, have been identified as possible targets for relocation, he said. Developers are confident the NFL would approve a move by a team, he said." [AP]
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