Marty Small

Two Atlantic City casinos will be getting a $170 million makeover of their hotel rooms this summer as part of a $400 million investment their parent company is making in the city over the next three years.

By mid-morning Wednesday, a spot on the Atlantic City Boardwalk where movie stars, athletes and rock stars used to party and a future president honed his instincts for bravado and hype will be reduced to a smoking pile of rubble.

NBC10’s Cydney Long was there as people watched the tower of the former Trump Plaza casino along the Atlantic City Boardwalk come down Wednesday morning.

This is how the implosion of the former Trump Plaza casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, looked as it happened Wednesday morning.

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.

Atlantic City leaders revealed a demolition date for the former Trump Plaza and Casino. They’re also working to help a local charity for kids that need donations now more than ever. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg explains.

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

One of President Donald Trump’s former Atlantic City casinos will be blown up next month, and for the right amount of money, you could be the one to press the button that brings it down.

It may be just a pipe dream, but Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small is ready to delve into high finance.

Advocates say legal recreational marijuana could bring 40,000 jobs to New Jersey, but that is not going to happen quickly. There’s a lot of work that lawmakers have to do first, and opponents plan to lobby those lawmakers against paving the way for legal pot, reports NBC10’s Cydney Long.

New Jersey voters on Election Day approved the legalization of recreational marijuana. So, what is next?

Atlantic City is attempting to co-opt plans by protesters to paint “Black Lives Matter” on the seaside gambling resort’s famous Boardwalk by painting the same phrase somewhere else.

After being shuttered for months during the coronavirus pandemic, Atlantic City casinos are still trying to recover. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg takes a look at their progress.

Hip hop legend Snoop Dogg surprised Atlantic City’s mayor with an unexpected FaceTime call and expressed interest in investing in the New Jersey resort city.

Hip hop legend Snoop Dogg surprised Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small with a FaceTime call, telling the mayor he’s interested in doing some business in the city. Atlantic City’s mayor spoke with NBC10’s Ted Greenberg about the call and his ideas for what Snoop can do for AC.

Atlantic City’s incumbent mayor took an early lead Tuesday night in an election conducted almost totally by mail amid the coronavirus pandemic, but it could take several days for a winner to be known.

Amy Kennedy will take on Jeff Van Drew in the race for New Jersey’s 2nd District while Senator Cory Booker easily won the New Jersey Senate race in Tuesday’s Primary.

As casinos opened for the July 4 holiday, they were limited to 25% capacity; other businesses tried to get visitors to follow the new pandemic rules. NBC10’s Steven Fisher reports.

The 7 arrested included the organizer of a protest to “shut down” Atlantic City.

Amid safety concerns of debris blowing off, the crumbling former Trump Plaza Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, is a step closer to coming down. Yet as NBC10’s Ted Greenberg explains, a timeline still needs to be worked out.