If you're not visiting Atlantic City to gamble, chances are you're coming to hit the beach. The city's beach is wide and its camel-hued sands are soft – recent travelers said they were impressed ...

For information on where to stay and what to do in Atlantic City, see visitatlanticcity.com. Joe Smith is a N.E. Philly native transplanted to South Jersey 36 years ago, keeping an eye now on ...

Atlantic City is primarily a resort town and because of its powerhouse casinos and hotels, many visitors typically eat there. Travelers will find plenty of buffets in addition to restaurants ...

From this summer's events to beach rules, here's what to know before you visit Atlantic City this summer: What are some things to do in Atlantic City this summer? It is easy to find things to do ...

ATLANTIC CITY — The streets of Atlantic City look markedly different today than they did in 1929 when Ruth Hoskins came up with her own version of the board game "Monopoly" and named the streets ...

City officials already had funding to do interior work at that time ... and aquarist Sarita DuCote-Stroud oversee maintenance. The Atlantic City Arts Foundation administered the planters leading ...

And, in April of 2012, the Alliance announced a new slogan for Atlantic City: “Do AC.” That phrase, which supplants “Always Turned On,” which had earlier replaced “America’s Favorite ...

First developed as a seaside respite for city-dwellers in the late 19th century, Atlantic City has been down but never out. Its expansive Boardwalk, built in 1870, was the first of its kind in the ...

A "worrisome trend" for Atlantic City's casinos could spur the gaming industry to upgrade its offerings for in-person gamblers, an industry analyst said.

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