NJ Spotlight NewsOnline gambling represents about 40% of gaming industry revenue
NJ Spotlight NewsOnline gambling represents about 40% of gaming industry revenue

A bill seeks to require public worker pension fund to divest significantly from fossil-fuel companies

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

The plan is to vaccinate 25,000 casino workers by Memorial Day

2020 was a bad year for New Jersey’s casinos, but not for sports betting

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

Disagreement over North Jersey gaming is still underway. Due to the nature of constitutional amendments, only the Senate bill or the Assembly bill can move ...

They've saved the toughest issues for last. Just days before their session ends lawmakers are tackling taxes and pensions, but the most contentious law would ...

Eight killings in eight days. A crime crisis in Newark. An influx of immigrants overwhelm a school. The PARCC tests. Are schools ready? Atlantic City. ...

Mayor Don Guardian says that Atlantic City's budget will decrease by $61 million to help offset the losses from closing casinos.

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The four major pro sports leagues have filed a motion in federal court to stop New Jersey from legalizing sports betting.

Assemblyman Ralph Caputo, who is a former casino executive, says Revel wasn't marketed properly and that Atlantic City needs to find ways to bring new ...

Tropicana Entertainment President and CEO Tony Rodio believes Atlantic City is starting to rebound but needs more time to reinvent itself. He says allowing casinos ...


Assemblyman John Burzichelli says that with so many casinos nowadays, the novelty of gaming has worn, but is optimistic that Atlantic City will draw visitors ...