Judge OKs Auction For Closed $2.4B Revel Casino
A bankruptcy court judge says she will approve an auction Sept. 24 for the closed $2.4 billion Revel Casino Hotel.
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A bankruptcy court judge says she will approve an auction Sept. 24 for the closed $2.4 billion Revel Casino Hotel.
"We must end this violence, we must end the cycle of domestic violence," said Assemblywoman Gabriela Mosquera who brought chit chat on the Assembly floor to a sudden stop when she revealed her mother was the victim of domestic violence.
A former Hun School of Princeton information technology teacher has been arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a 16-year-old female student.
One victim was flown to a local hospital, the other was transported.
Among the measures up for a vote in the Assembly on Monday is one that would allow victims of domestic violence to testify via closed-circuit video, rather than be required to appear in the courtroom with the suspected offender.
Miss New York Kira Kazantsev was named the new Miss America Sunday night.
A power outage at a New Jersey amusement park left some patrons briefly stuck on rides, but no injuries were reported.
For three hours Sunday night, the Miss America pageant will present an upbeat view of the a struggling Atlantic City where it began in 1921 and crown its next winner during a nationally televised finale.
For all the pain, one expert says things in Atlantic City are not as bad as they seem.
Authorities say an official with a competitive cheerleading squad lied about a purse snatching to conceal her theft of funds from the organization.
A deal to sell Revel Casino Hotel at a bargain basement apparently doesn't impress the federal bankruptcy trustee involved in the process.
A woman in a wheelchair was struck and killed by a car as she and a friend tried to cross a New Jersey highway.
A Delaware River Port Authority committee has green-lighted a traffic study that could lead to toll discounts for Delaware River Bridge commuters.
An idea under consideration is to form a regional police force in Atlantic City similar to what happened in Camden.
New Jersey's Acting Attorney General has released an indictment charging 42 people with first-degree racketeering as part of a violent drug ring that was brought down in November of last year after 20 years of running some of the most lucrative drug markets in Camden.
