Trump Plaza

Sunday night's demolition of the remaining portion of a Surfside, FL, condo building was handled by the same company in charge of the implosion of the shuttered Trump Plaza Casino on the Atlantic City Boardwalk.

Just 133 days ago, a 39-story building stood between Pacific, Missouri, and Mississippi Avenues in Atlantic City. So what's now happening at the former Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino site? Let's take a look.

Trump Plaza hit the canvas in a matter of seconds last Wednesday morning, dropping faster than Michael Spinks did against Mike Tyson at nearby Boardwalk Hall 31 years ago.

What was a part of the Atlantic City skyline for nearly 37 years came crashing down in about 37 seconds Wednesday morning.

As I watched the implosion of Trump Plaza this morning, I found myself asking the following question: did Vera Coking get the last laugh?

Atlantic City's Trump Plaza is officially no more. If you missed the implosion live, here's the replay for you.

Tom Cantone was President Trump’s hand-picked corporate-level Senior VP of Entertainment for all three (actually four with Trump World’s Fair at Trump Plaza) Atlantic City properties.

It seems like forever, but we've finally reached the point where the Trump Plaza is coming down in Atlantic City.

Imagine being practically the only person and having the only car in a 10-story parking garage in the middle of a bustling town right in the middle of summer.

This Wednesday -- which just happens to be Ash Wednesday -- the old Trump Plaza hotel and casino in Atlantic City will be imploded. Here's everything that you need to know.