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Governor Christie has indicated he is willing to sign an internet gaming bill into law, if several changes are made to the legislation.

The year 2013 marks an important milestone for the Battleship New Jersey. The year will be another filled with challenges for those who struggle to keep this historic icon afloat in tight financial times.

In January of 2014 New Jersey will host the Super Bowl. The game will be played at Met Life Stadium in the Meadowlands. Garden State business leaders think having the Super Bowl will help the state economically and could also bolster New Jersey's reputation around the country. Right now, the state's reputation is iffy at best.

No one knows exactly what the New Jersey coastline will look like this summer, but a shore-area lawmaker has offered his optimistic outlook for this year's tourism season and what it means for the many to follow.

The president of the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is the new chairman of the marketing coalition that promotes Atlantic City tourism.

Governor Christie is optimistic this will be a good summer for the Jersey Shore, but he's asking Garden State residents to continue being patient.

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.

When people think Jersey Shore, they think either reality show or storm-battered boardwalks and ocean-submerged roller coasters.

Mistaken by erroneous news reports and tales of folks who lost their homes in nearby towns, a quarter of the nation believes Atlantic City's boardwalk was destroyed during Superstorm Sandy.

Superstorm Sandy devastated some Jersey shore towns, but many others did not suffer major damage, and local leaders want to get the word out to visitors that they're up and running.