Plus, the casino industry in NJ on 45th anniversary of legalized gambling in Atlantic City

According to a new estimate from Office of Legislative Services, the bill could lead to a $55 million drop in revenue for Atlantic City

The budget battle in Trenton where Democrats demand -- show us the numbers. Water worries in South Jersey. How safe are their wells? And the ...

Democrats are skeptical about projections from Gov. Christie regarding the state's revenues.

The Senate candidates are in attack mode as the primary election draws near. A congressman calls out the Christie administration for choosing the highest bid ...

Levenson Institute Executive Director Israel Posner says although overall casino wins were down 3.6 percent in July, there were bright spots with Borgata, which had ...

It’s Christie versus the Supremes in a battle over affordable housing. Plus, disturbing news about a near-disaster. And a surprising compliment for the Newark Police ...

NJ Travel Industry Association Executive Director Joe Simonetta says while casino revenues were down in June, he believes a good July 4 weekend is the ...

Tragedy leads to activism and we'll see what that could mean for the governor's race. Plus, Amtrak setting new records. Rutgers having a resume problem ...

The collapse of PokerStars' deal to buy the Atlantic Club casino had some AC casinos rejoicing. Frank Fahrenkopf, Jr., President and CEO of America Gaming ...

While the hurricane didn't severely damage Atlantic City, casinos and resorts there are trying to get word out that they're open for business.