The Wheel offers sweeping views of the Atlantic City boardwalk and the Atlantic Ocean.
Steel Pier
Hard Rock International and two local partners announced they will spend $300 million to buy and substantially remake the Taj Mahal into a Hard Rock ...
Rolling the dice on the old Taj Mahal. A new buyer promising thousands of jobs. Can Hard Rock lure tourists back to the struggling boardwalk? ...
Gov. Christie picks up another endorsement in the Granite State. This time it's a former counterpart with deep political connections in the first-in-the-nation primary state. ...
New Jersey Tourism Industry Association President Sharon Franz talks about the exciting events happening in New Jersey this summer season.
A final blow for the underused Izod Center. The vacant Hoffmann-La Roche tract's reincarnated as a medical school. Atlantic City's coming back. And help for ...
Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian discussed the city's economy in light of several casino closures and Caesars' bankruptcy announcement.
A ruling on Taj Mahal's union contracts. Hiking grades and lowering taxes. A peek at the art of making art.
A federal bankruptcy judge ruled Trump Entertainment can stop paying for worker health care and pensions at Taj Mahal.
The governor meets the press. After Revel. What can stop Atlantic city's downward spiral? The Senate president says re-brand it. And someone's been branding Newark ...
Gov. Christie joined DEP Commissioner Bob Martin in Asbury Park to discuss the water quality at the Jersey Shore, but the economic climate in Atlantic ...
Can the tourist industry really overcome disaster? Will the FAA really close a New Jersey airport? And what's the problem with tailgating at the Super ...
While some parts of New Jersey were devastated by Hurricane Sandy, other areas were not hugely impacted by the storm. Tourism leaders say they must ...
Anthony Catanoso, Steel Pier owner, has high hopes for the upcoming season, which will feature new entertainment options, as well as synergy with the returning ...
The first two sites of Atlantic City's public arts initiative were unveiled last week just 10 days after Hurricane Sandy slammed into the Jersey Shore.
It's the unofficial start of the summer and the official opening of many attractions in Atlantic City .
This month marks the 50th anniversary of an event that changed the 127-mile New Jersey coast forever.