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Earnings from the city's nine casinos and two internet-based gambling services fell year-over-year but remained above 2019 levels, a state regulator said.
December 1 -
Jersey Shore gambling hub's financial progress under state supervision amid coronavirus headwinds prompted rating agency to revise junk-rated city's outlook to positive.
December 2 -
Financial hits to Atlantic City's hospitality industry from state limitations aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19 are hindering a state agency reliant on luxury tax revenues to pay debt service on outstanding bonds.
November 2 -
Thomas Forkin eyes legal challenges to state's intervention efforts if he defeats incumbent Marty Small in Tuesday's election.
October 30 -
Recent toll hikes will offset a coronavirus-inspired drop in traffic and a refunding portion gives the authority "financial flexibility," according to analysts.
October 8 -
Junk-rated city's shaky financial conditions before the COVID-19 pandemic is worsened by casino industry woes.
July 10 -
Voters soundly defeated a measure to replace the city's mayor-council system, with its direct mayoral election, with a council-manager government structure.
May 13 -
The Atlantic City casino industry kicked off 2020 with another year-over-year gambling revenue gain.
February 13 -
Atlantic City’s recent fiscal progress under state control provided a lift for two municipal issuers tied to the Jersey Shore gambling hub.
January 14 -
The New Jersey city received a Moody's Investors Service upgrade to Ba3 from B2 as it enters year four of a five-year state takeover period.
January 3