Casinos

Collectively, New Jersey's nine casinos brought in $216.6 million from in-person gamblers in March. Not only does that figure not break any records, but it's also slightly down from $223.1 million in March 2019.

About 250 Atlantic City casino workers held a rally to call on the state Legislature to pass a bill that would ban smoking in gambling halls.

Hotel room makeovers, casino floor redesigns, new restaurants, and swimming pools are all being built this spring, with more to come later in the year.

South Jersey has plenty of terms that are unique, places we go and things to see that people from the north just don't identify with.

Atlantic City casino workers are furious that the New Jersey Legislature is moving quickly to pass a bill giving tax breaks to the gambling halls, but not acting on a measure that would permanently prohibit smoking in the casinos.

There’s a risk that four of Atlantic City’s nine casinos could close if changes aren’t made to a 2016 law recalculating the industry’s tax payments, Senate President Steve Sweeney said.

In the survey of 813 registered New Jersey voters, conducted in October 2021, 44% of respondents said they're strongly in favor of a permanent prohibition on smoking indoors in New Jersey casinos.

Hard Rock would need permission from New Jersey voters to build in the Meadowlands — a plan in 2016 that would have authorized casinos outside Atlantic City was soundly rejected.

You see them on TV, and if you're very lucky and get there on the right day, you may see your favorite celebrity chefs in their Atlantic City restaurants.