Steve Callender, president of the Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ), issued the following statement on behalf of the association regarding New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s announcement of new COVID-19 restrictions in the state: “The Casino Association of New Jersey

Seven months after closing due to the coronavirus pandemic, New Jersey’s largest poker room will be reopening for business next week.

After a seven-month hiatus because of the coronavirus pandemic, Greyhound Lines Inc. will resume bus service next week to the city’s casinos from New York City. Starting Monday, direct bus service from the Port Authority Midtown Bus Terminal to Bally’s

On a cool, sunny Monday afternoon in late summer, four women gathered on the Boardwalk in front of one of the city’s most iconic buildings, proudly making history of their own. Against the backdrop of historic Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall,

For decades, women have dealt cards or served drinks in casinos, but they rarely got the chance to run the joint. But women now run four of Atlantic City’s nine casinos in what some industry executives and observers say could

According to Tripadvisor’s Seasonal Travel Index for Fall 2020, Atlantic City is one of the top travel destinations this fall, ranking third in the nation. The resort destination provides diverse offerings, outdoor activities, and relaxing amenities for visitors, which are

It’s been a long six months out of work during the coronavirus pandemic, but at least a few thousand casino workers will be back on the job in Atlantic City starting Friday when the state’s ban on indoor dining is

Beverage service on casino floors will resume Friday, state officials said. Drinks must be ordered from a server and consumed in your seat, according to Gov. Phil Murphy’s office. Smoking will also be permitted in AC casinos beginning Friday, according

Atlantic City casinos got some good news Monday as New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced that the indoor dining ban will be lifted later this week. Murphy said that beginning Friday, September 4, restaurants will be allowed to have indoor

Atlantic City’s casinos were closed for Memorial Day due to COVID-19. Some reopened in time for the Fourth of July holiday with safety measures in place, however, indoor dining, drinking and smoking was forbidden. Now, Gov. Phil Murphy has given

The lifting of the statewide indoor dining ban was welcome news to casinos and their patrons. Without indoor dining or casino floor beverage service, guests have been forced to eat and drink outdoors or in hotel rooms. Gov. Phil Murphy’s

Steve Callender, president of the Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ), issued the following statement on behalf of the association regarding the reopening of some Atlantic City casinos this week: “For each of the Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ)

Under the constant stream of sunshine and a steady breeze off of the water, residents and visitors to Atlantic City had the chance to partake in something that has been forbidden for quite a while: consuming alcohol while on and

Three chefs from Gordon Ramsay Steak in Harrah’s Atlantic City are finding some rewarding ways to use their downtime while the casinos are closed. Executive chef Larry Smith, of Brigantine, and his two sous chefs, Paul Hanley, of Ventnor, and

A first-of-its-kind partnership among state and local governments, the casino industry, organized labor and charitable organizations resulted in a successful and efficient food distribution event for out-of-work casino employees and residents. Nearly 700 vehicles passed through Bader Field on Thursday