NJ Spotlight NewsBut most casinos still struggling to restore in-person gambling to pre-pandemic levels
NJ Spotlight NewsBut most casinos still struggling to restore in-person gambling to pre-pandemic levels

Interview with Felicia Grondin, executive director of the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey

Casinos generated more gaming revenue last month than a year ago

Commission will release final numbers on election spending in a few weeks

Currently, New Jersey bettors are barred from wagering on in-state college sports and on games involving NJ college teams

The state becomes first in the U.S. to take in more than $1B in one month

State issues EDA assistance to businesses that suffered storm damage

HAX indicated that it chose Newark because of its infrastructure, affordable space and top research universities

Gambling revenue is up and casinos are bouncing back

Federal Reserve projects the U.S. economy will grow 6.5% this year

More than 29,000 New Jersey workers applied for unemployment benefits for the first time in the latest week, a 23% increase from the prior week.

To compensate for losses on dining and gaming indoors, casinos have had to get creative. Hard Rock moved the VIP lounge for high rollers to ...

With sports gambling growing in New Jersey, the time's right to help the gaming industry navigate the ethical and legal terrain.

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Budget hearings continue through April and part of May.

The Division of Gaming Enforcement gave retail and online sportsbooks in New Jersey the green light for betting on the awards show, but only for ...

New Jersey is on course to exceed Vegas in its first year of legalized betting.

Since the first bet at Monmouth Park in June, gamblers in New Jersey have wagered $597 million on sports through October, generating $52 million in ...

At a conference by the Council of Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey, easy access to placing bets sparked worry that the state’s gambling addiction problem ...

The city’s betting its two new casinos will bring a long-promised renaissance for all residents.