Atlantic City

Twenty-eight alleged gang members in Atlantic City are now facing serious drug charges, following a major crackdown by law enforcement officials.

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Twenty eight people are facing a variety of charges following “Operation Blok Buster,” a major take-down of members of the violent 800 Blok street gang who were involved in dealing heroin and cocaine and committing homicides in the Back Maryland Avenue section of Atlantic City.

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A bankruptcy court judge in New Jersey has approved Revel's Chapter 11 restructuring plan, which will wipe out most of the Atlantic City casino's debt and provide new money for it to operate.

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Revel started off slowly last year -- and things have gotten worse since then.

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Atlantic City plans to bring a $75 million development project, including a movie theater and supermarket, to a neighborhood near the Revel and Showboat casinos.

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Atlantic City's newest casino is trying to address some problems that landed it in bankruptcy court less than a year after opening.

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Commercial casinos in the U.S. have made it almost all the way back from the hard times of the Great Recession.

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The parent company of the PokerStars web site still wants to buy an Atlantic City casino, even though a deal to buy one fell through on Wednesday.

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A bid by the world's largest online poker website to buy an Atlantic City casino has gone bust.

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The American boardwalk was born in Atlantic City in the late 1800s. Eight feet wide, one foot high and a mile long, the original boardwalk was open to the public on June 26, 1870 and has been a popular location for tourists ever since.

Here's a look back at some postcards and photos from the early years in Atlantic City.

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