Months after being shuttered due to the novel coronavirus, New Jersey’s casinos are going to be allowed to welcome back patrons, but in a limited fashion aimed to slow the spread of COVID-19. New Jersey’s restaurants and catering halls will also be permitted to serve guests indoors again.

Curfews aimed at curbing late-night violent protests have been lifted in New Jersey’s capital city and Atlantic City despite ongoing unrest following George Floyd’s death

Atlantic City heads into 2020 with some optimism, buoyed by an expanded casino market with more jobs and more revenue. But there is also some concern over whether all nine casinos will make it to the finish line of 2020, and whether nearby states will eat into Atlantic City’s main strengths right now: online gambling and sports betting.

Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City is spending $24 million to re-do more than 400 rooms in one of its hotel towers. The casino is redoing 416 rooms in its Marina Tower in a project that should be completed by April.

The stories of people who survived Superstorm Sandy, scrawled in their own handwriting, are an integral part of a new art exhibit remembering the deadly storm and the devastation it caused seven years ago.

Atlantic City’s new Arena Football League franchise is paying homage to the city’s gambling history.

New Jersey is adding 749 miles of rivers and streams to its inventory of waterways that have a high level of protection from pollution and development.

New Jersey is back in the horse racing business.

Atlantic City’s Hard Rock casino has begun offering online sports betting just over a week before the Super Bowl.

A New Jersey judge refused to block the Miss America Organization from carrying out changes to some of its state pageant leadership groups, even as he called on both sides to try to work out their differences.