Atlantic City casinos

The Tropicana Casino and Resort plans to carry out a $35 million renovation to its Atlantic City buildings, including a choreographed LED light show on its exterior.

New Jersey gambling regulators have fined two Atlantic City casinos a total of $26,500 for a series of violations including allowing underage patrons to gamble and drink, and filming a marriage proposal and broadcasting it on video monitors on the casino floor without letting authorities know in advance.

Having proposed and then scrapped a plan to build a casino in Atlantic City, the Seminole Indian tribe of Florida appears to be interested in the New Jersey gambling market again.

Atlantic City's new mayor promises to make the city more business-friendly.

It turns out online gaming is not the royal flush the Christie administration hoped it was being dealt.

The odds were even longer than usual inside one Atlantic City casino Wednesday morning. But that didn't deter more than 1,300 hopefuls from lining up before the sun rose and standing in a queue that wrapped around the inside of the building.

New Jersey casino regulators approved a multi-state slots system designed to result in larger jackpots.

A deal to sell the former Claridge Casino Hotel in Atlantic City to a Florida real estate firm has been completed.

Atlantic City's casino industry may be struggling, but one casino is staging an "emergency" jobs fair this week for positions that start as soon as this weekend.

Money flowing in from Internet gambling helped Atlantic City's casinos avoid what would have been a much worse month in January.