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People use all sorts of ways to try to predict the winner of the Super Bowl: comparing regular season records, judging who looked stronger in the post-season run-up to the big game, or watching the betting lines from Las Vegas oddsmakers.
A New Jersey waitress has been accused of sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl she was baby-sitting, laughing and chatting with someone as she filmed the assault and streamed video of it over the Internet.
A man deported from the New Jersey shore for fathering two children with a 15-year-old girl can probably try to overturn his conviction by calling in to court from a pay phone in Mexico.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill into law Tuesday legalizing sports betting in the state — but only after a federal ban on such gambling is overturned.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has signed a bill into law legalizing sports betting in his state — but only after a federal ban on such gambling is overturned.
Few things feel better in a gambler's paradise than the end of a long losing streak. And that's what Atlantic City has just experienced.
Atlantic City's casinos posted a monthly revenue increase of 4.2 percent in December, marking the first time in 3 1/2 years they had done so.
Twenty years after missing a deadline to let its residents bet on professional or collegiate sporting events, New Jersey legislators passed a law Monday night that would make it legal.
It may be up to New Jersey voters to decide whether to allow online betting in the state.
You know that all-in moment, when you push most of your pile of chips out onto the table, and wait to see where the little white ball lands, or which card flips from the deck, to know whether you're a winner or a big loser? 2012 is looking a lot like that for Atlantic City.
Just before Christmas, New Jersey casino regulators made way for some girls on Santa's naughty list.
A homeless New Jersey man whose videotaped beating was posted on YouTube is out of the hospital after suffering a seizure.
When the Revel mega-casino opens in May, many of its dealers, beverage servers and other customer service workers will be young, attractive and sexy.
Four major lawsuits, a dozen union demonstrations that drove business away, more than $16 million in losses, sexy billboards, stage shows and circuses that garnered widespread free publicity, and a broken back.
The thousands of "Trump" references are gone from hotel doors, corridors and the sides of the building, along with the hundreds of thousands (maybe even millions?) of tiny interlocked "T"s that dominated the carpeting.
At one Atlantic City casino, it's out with the old, in with the gold.
New Jersey residents have voted in favor of the legalization of sports betting if a federal ban can be overturned.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he'll vote in favor of letting residents of his state bet legally on sporting events.
Atlantic City casino workers successfully fought off a management demand that they take pay cuts and contribute for the first time to their health benefits and pension costs.
Sipping a beer and killing time in the 15 minutes between races at Freehold Raceway one recent afternoon, the guy in the Jets hat pondered the possibility that he might one day be able to put $100 down on his favorite football team at the same time he plunked down cash on the next sure thing at the track.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Donald Trump sees money — lots of it — flowing away from him. That, he said, needs to change.
Since coming to this country from the Dominican Republic, Marcos Vidal has scratched and clawed his way up to a lower-middle class existence, a status to which he is tenuously clinging.
The latest casino promotion in Atlantic City gives new meaning to "going bust."
These are the best of times, and the worst of times, for America's debt collectors.
The New Jersey prosecutor investigating two instances in which patrons of the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort were carjacked in the parking garage and killed in a little more than a year says the incidents are "random coincidence" that could have happened anywhere.
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