Cirque Du Soleil Contorts, Juggles, Swings Into Boardwalk Hall
The travelling show, Alegria, will be in Atlantic City in April.
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The travelling show, Alegria, will be in Atlantic City in April.
A New Jersey man who says he suffered permanent heart damage after drinking the alcohol- and caffeine-laced Four Loko beverage is suing its manufacturer.
Revenues at Atlantic City's 11 casinos are down again for the month of February but not by much.
Michael Vick is making plans to get ready for next season despite the NFL's labor situation.
Police in Atlantic County are searching for a suspect who robbed a bank late Thursday evening.
You won't see dogs on the casino floor, but you may run into one on the elevator at the Showboat.
The defense in the voter fraud trial of Atlantic City Councilman Marty Small and five other people has rested and the jury is expected to get the case next week.
The Mummers are taking their show on the road to Atlantic City, N.J. for what's known as the "Show of Shows".
The blizzard of bad news just won't go away for Atlantic City, N.J., which saw its casino revenue fall 13.2 percent in January.
One person was injured and eight people displaced by a fast-moving fire that roared through a two-story rowhome in Atlantic City early Saturday.
It's not exactly a harbinger of spring but by summer, EZ-Pass customers should be able to zip through the main toll booths on the Atlantic City Expressway at highway speed.
Two days after New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed legislation aimed at jump starting the casino business down the shore, layoff notices have gone out to most of those now serving as casino inspectors.
New Jersey has sent layoff notices to 115 of its 144 casino inspectors whose jobs are being eliminated under a casino deregulation bill signed into law by Gov. Chris Christie.
Just in time to chase those winter blues – it's the Atlantic City Boat Show at the convention center.
Lightning has struck for the third time in less than two weeks at an Atlantic City casino.
An Atlantic City police officer was killed over the weekend in a car crash in Florida.
A new report paints a grim picture of 2011 in the nation's second-largest gambling market. The research report by a major casino analysis company predicts Atlantic City's 11 casinos will continue to lose money and market share this year, even as the competition all around them prospers.
A violent scene was caught on tape as a robbery suspect repeatedly punches a store clerk in the face. The search is now on for the suspect who ran away with cash.
An expansion is under way at Atlantic City Airport, and it appears to be just in time.
It was a lucky weekend for two gamblers at Atlantic City's Borgata Hotel Casino $ Spa. The casino says two customers hit slots jackpots Sunday totaling a whopping $4.2 million.
Volunteers will be rotated daily from as far away as York, Poughkeepsie and Atlantic City to walk four sectors of Camden in 10 four-member patrols.
The Latest figures show Pennsylvania and New Jersey casinos running neck-and-neck in slots revenues, but one gaming expert believes the Keystone state has already taken the lead.
This time last year, Atlantic City's 11 casinos had just completed their third straight rotten year, with revenue and market share plunging and no end in sight. A year later, the numbers are even worse.
Reeling from competition all around it, Atlantic City is counting on two new, smaller casinos to help it regain its winning edge.
Police are investigating an Atlantic City home invasion and robbery that left an 80-year-old retired police officer injured Sunday night.
