A bill working its way through the state Legislature would provide millions of dollars in temporary and permanent tax cuts for Atlantic City’s nine casinos to help the industry survive a months-long shutdown because of the coronavirus.
Casino tax relief bill could stabilize industry at expense of Atlantic City, state programs
ATLANTIC CITY — Casino Control Commission Vice Chair Sharon Anne Harrington officially retired Wednesday, leaving a vacancy on the three-membe…
ATLANTIC CITY — City Council adopted the 2020 municipal budget Wednesday night, delivering a slight tax reduction to property owners for the s…
ATLANTIC CITY — The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority approved a $750,000 contract with a local advertising agency Tuesday to market t…
With the region’s primary economic engine approaching a third month of idleness, two bills introduced last month to alleviate financial pressu…
The economic uncertainty caused by the response to the new coronavirus will require a massive infusion of federal dollars to stabilize New Jer…
Assemblymen Vince Mazzeo and John Armato, D-Atlantic, have major concerns about casino relief legislation introduced Monday by leading Democra…
{child_flags:top_story}{child_flags:breaking}Virus hits A.C.’s wallet in PILOT, state aid
ATLANTIC CITY — The mayor’s crusade to recoup tax and fee revenue generated in the city was not well received by two of the top state decision…
ATLANTIC CITY — Trump Plaza is expected to be torn down by the end of this year or by February at the latest.
ATLANTIC CITY — Although Caesars Entertainment Corp. is still waiting for state gaming regulators to sign off on a proposed merger with Eldora…
ATLANTIC CITY — Contrary to popular belief, drinking alcoholic beverages on the world’s most famous Boardwalk was not legal — until now.
As casinos across the country start to reopen after months of being shuttered because of the novel coronavirus, Atlantic City’s gaming industr…
As pressure to reopen smaller businesses across New Jersey continues to grow, the state’s top two elected officials appear to be moving at dif…
ATLANTIC CITY — The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority resumed regular business Tuesday and authorized a $15 million capital improvemen…
ATLANTIC CITY — A first-of-its-kind partnership among state and local governments, the casino industry, organized labor and charitable organiz…
ATLANTIC CITY — The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority approved a $300,000 grant to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey to provide eme…
{child_flags:featured}{child_flags:breaking}Casinos, AtlantiCare team up on reopen plan
