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February figures show Atlantic City's casinos raked in 12.5 percent less from gamblers than they did during the same month last year.

Delivering his Fiscal Year 2014 State Budget Address was not the only big thing Governor Chris Christie did Tuesday afternoon.

Atlantic City's newest and most modern casino, Revel, will file for bankruptcy protection next month, but Governor Chris Christie is still hopeful Revel will help AC turn the corner, generate more revenue, and draw more visitors.

The Atlantic City Alliance continues the tough mission of bringing visitors back in.

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If Atlantic City wants to regain some losses and latch on to the momentum it needs to become the powerhouse it used to be, the time to act is now.

Atlantic City's newest casino did not experience the 2012 it was expecting, but the new year brings plenty of opportunity for a turnaround.

Revel owes millions in unpaid taxes to Atlantic City and borrowed millions more to stay open through next year. The struggling casino's finances continue to be in trouble.

It was the best month for Atlantic City's newest casino. Revel broke the $20 million mark in casino revenues in August.