Atlantic City casinos

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -- Before summer ends, Revel, Trump Plaza, the Showboat and the Atlantic Club will be shuttered ex-casinos, leaving Atlantic City officials looking for a way to avoid having dark, empty shells on its signature Boardwalk.

Revel Casino Hotel, the $2.4 billion resort that opened just over two years ago as a hoped-for savior for Atlantic City's sinking revenues, is closing a week earlier than planned.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will convene a summit on the future of Atlantic City.

Gov. Chris Christie is vowing to do everything he can to help laid-off Atlantic City casino workers find new jobs.

A recently fired casino security guard used his knowledge of when and where large sums of money would change hands to help plan and pull off a daring robbery that netted more than $180,000, authorities said Thursday.

Atlantic City's casinos took in 11 percent less from gamblers in July than they did a year ago.

Atlantic City casinos will start dropping like flies at the end of this month, but the closures appear to be necessary right now for a market that has dwindled by billions of dollars over the past several years.

Atlantic City's shrinking casino revenues aren't just bad for the gambling industry, they're also affecting the small businesses in the resort city who rely on the gaming houses to drive tourism.

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -- Donald Trump has a message for the two Atlantic City casinos that still bear his name, five years after he gave up anything to do with running them: You're fired.

A case pitting a casino against gamblers who won $1.5 million in a game with unshuffled card decks is heading toward trial.