Atlantic City Casinos

On Monday evening, Assemblyman Chris Brown held a town hall meeting in Egg Harbor Township to discuss the possibility of casinos being built in North Jersey. Harry Hurley recapped the meeting with Assemblyman Brown this morning.

As gambling has continued to expand across the region, it's no secret that, for years, New Jersey casinos have been struggling. Tonight on Townsquare Media's Ask the Governor program, Gov. Chris Christie said he'd support a move to put a question on the ballot that would extend gaming to the northern part of the state.

Since an emergency management team was appointed in late January to dig Atlantic City out of a financial mess, the manager and his right-hand man have been silent on their plans for the gambling resort town. An initial report is due by early next week, and according to the city's mayor, there's plenty of work going on behind the scenes.

Revel Casino Hotel says it will shut down in September after failing to find a buyer in bankruptcy court.

Casinos in Atlantic City have seen a big dent in their profits as casinos in neighboring states like New York continue to pop up, but a Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind poll released Monday shows Garden State residents are loyal to Atlantic City.

Atlantic City casinos posted another month of year-over-year revenue declines in March, but some gaming halls still managed to report impressive numbers.

Atlantic City casinos continue to win less from gamblers.

Having proposed and then scrapped a plan to build a casino in Atlantic City, the Seminole Indian tribe of Florida appears to be interested in the New Jersey gambling market again.

Atlantic City's new mayor promises to make the city more business-friendly.

The odds were even longer than usual inside one Atlantic City casino Wednesday morning. But that didn't deter more than 1,300 hopefuls from lining up before the sun rose and standing in a queue that wrapped around the inside of the building.