The new ShopRite is backed by tens of millions of dollars in tax breaks and public financing.

Proponents argue the move is vital to help the gaming palaces recover from the pandemic. Opponents, though, warn that the bill would hurt residents of what is already one of the state’s poorest communities.

A new leader from one of Atlantic City's nine gaming establishments is taking the helm at the head of the trade organization, following Terry Glebocki's exit in October.

Dana Ward's purview in the role includes meeting and conventions at the resort's more than 150,000 square feet of dedicated space.

The holding company that owns MotorCity Casino, the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Red Wings, and Little Caesars pizza chain will share control with New York hedge fund Luxury Capital Group.

It is not immediately clear why she is leaving, but Terry Glebocki, who will also step down from her role at the Casino Association of New Jersey, helped to keep the gaming palace afloat during the worst of the COVID-19 closures and restrictions, making it one of Atlantic City’s top performers for the 19 months of the pandemic.

According to a study commissioned by the university, the Coastal Resiliency Institute and Marine Science Center could serve as a hub due to its access to the ocean, deep-water marina facilities, surrounding waterways, dunes, beaches, wetlands and urbanized coast necessary for teaching and research.

The "world’s first celebrity-branded hotel" will debut in 2022 as part of the hospitality brand's $400 million investment in Atlantic City.

New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement figures show gaming halls and racetracks took in a combined $427.6 million last month, compared to $326.3 million for the same month last year, which was the first full month that all the state's establishments reopened following a three-and-a-half-month total shutdown. They had won a combined $352.8 million in August 2019.

The three-story, 69,700-square-foot facility is located on the very same block where the health care system established its roots as Atlantic City Hospital in 1898.

The dealer-assisted electronic table game hub offers a wagering experience for beginners and advanced players.

The acquisition of the 151-unit affordable senior community was completed in a public-private partnership with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency.