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

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

State legislation would ban team owners from offering bets at sports betting parlors.

Will the governor’s budget grow New Jersey’s economy and spur job growth?

Will Atlantic City morph into a college town? Get it in writing. Saint Michael's planned sale. How to post a gripe and not get sued. ...

Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian says that the Taj Mahal casino is closing because it's an under-performing property, symbolic of what has been happening with ...

Let the games begin. Internet gambling has now arrived in the Garden State. Gov. Christie sounds off on the DREAM Act and critics are calling ...

Director of the Division of Gaming Enforcement David Rebuck says internet gaming is off to a good start in New Jersey.

New poll numbers for Christie and Buono. The Senate president takes aim at his Republican counterpart. Business groups warn voters about raising the minimum wage. ...

Online casino gambling is coming to the Garden State in November and officials hope the rollout will mean additional money going to the casinos and ...

While Atlantic City needs to keep its gaming options viable, officials say other activities are essential for its future.


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 ...