Atlantic City

New Jersey lawmakers are considering an array of bills that would give Atlantic City casinos some financial relief from COVID-related declines, as well as expanding sports betting, raffles and other gambling.

The Borgata, Atlantic City's top casino, has dropped its lawsuit against a rival it accused of poaching key executives and attempting to steal valuable trade secrets.

Atlantic City casinos are looking to a post-pandemic future when gamblers will be eager for the latest thing. Hard Rock plans to spend $20 million to renovate suites, buy new slots and table games, upgrade its beachfront, and more.

The report compared more than 1,300 small American cities to determine which would foster the most growth for small businesses based on 20 different factors.

New Jersey will incorporate the impacts of climate change and rising seas into all its major policy decisions in the near future, and will seek to share the costs of protecting the state among all levels of government and the private sector.

A celebrity restaurant inside Atlantic City's leading casino will close.

Detroit's Ilitch family — owners of the Tigers baseball team, the Red Wings hockey team, and the Little Caesars pizza chain — is buying as much as half of the troubled casino in Atlantic City.

Prosecutors in New Jersey say they are investigating the death of the owner of a store on the Atlantic City boardwalk who collapsed after he was allegedly threatened by a knife-wielding 12-year-old during a confrontation with multiple juveniles at his shop.

Atlantic City says it will redo a Black Lives Matter tribute on a street because it confused motorists.

A baby in New Jersey wasn't waiting to make its debut into the world, instead arriving inside the car outside the hospital.

A New Jersey man hit a $1.1 million jackpot on a progressive poker game after placing a $5 wager at an Atlantic City casino.

Bally's casino in Atlantic City will temporarily close for 30 hours next week to perform a technology overhaul.

It wasn’t nearly the $1 million that Atlantic City’s mayor had hoped for, but an auction for VIP viewing of the implosion of a former casino built by former President Donald Trump brought in over $16,000 on Wednesday.

The U.S. gambling industry wants additional financial aid from the next round of coronavirus stimulus legislation.

A former Atlantic City casino built by former President Trump will be imploded on Feb. 17, and city officials announced a new auction connected to it to raise money for a youth charity.

When and how thoroughly Atlantic City bounces back is likely to depend on how quickly and effectively the coronavirus pandemic is brought under control. The usual challenges facing the seaside gambling resort aren't going anywhere in 2021.

New Jersey officials have started coronavirus vaccinations at three veterans' care homes.