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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 ...
Gambling returned to Atlantic City Thursday and most of the resorts' casinos reopened at 25% capacity after a three and a half month shutdown during ...
The nine casinos won nearly $339 million for the month, assisted by sports betting money.
Atlantic City casinos began preparing, even before the Supreme Court struck down the ban on legal sports betting. How much of an impact will legal ...
The Assembly's Tourism, Gaming, and Arts Committee unanimously passed a bill that prevents anyone who closes a casino from obtaining another casino license for five ...
A mega merger of electric utilities. One Gov. Christie predicts will be an economic engine for South Jersey. Another Democrat in the race to be ...
A second Dallas nurse tests positive for Ebola. The concerns of health care workers here. Self reporting bullying in Sayreville high school. Can artificial turf ...
Former chair of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority Carl Goldberg says tax revenues gained from a casino in North Jersey could be used ...
A summit to save Atlantic City. Saving jobs at military bases. A bill to keep student athletes safe. Why won't Millenials sign up for health ...
Top lawmakers, local officials and union leaders met at an Atlantic City summit to discuss the economic crisis in the city. They plan to meet ...
Standing ovations for New Jersey Senior Sen. Robert Menendez on Israel's right to defend itself. New Jersey Senate President Sweeney's trashing the Sandy money monitor ...
Senate President Steve Sweeney says Atlantic City needs to focus on becoming a more diverse economy because the non-gaming revenues in the city are doing ...
Closing in on a budget. But can lawmakers avoid the governor's veto? A losing hand. New Jersey suffers a new sports betting loss. And happy ...
Gaming and Tourism Chairman Assemblyman Ralph Caputo says that the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to keep the ban on sports betting in New Jersey is ...
Fighting forest fires and hoping for help from Mother Nature. Down the shore. The governor kicks off his pre-summer beach tour. And New Jersey plays ...
Tourism and Gaming Committee Chair Assemblyman Ralph Caputo says that Caesars putting in a casino bid in New York is a slap in the face ...
A meeting of the mayors. A taxing time for our municipal leaders. Changes announced in the Hurricane Sandy relief program. And students learning one of ...
Tourism and Gaming Committee Chair Assemblyman Ralph Caputo says that revenues in Atlantic City are not very promising because the industry is still challenged.