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By ANJALEE KHEMLANI Staff Writer

The driver of a vehicle involved in a head-on collision Thursday in Pleasantville has died, police said.

Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City is preparing to launch a free 3-D light and sound show for the public every half hour beginning next weekend.

Gov. Chris Christie will visit the site of Habitat for Humanity’s Hurricane Sandy home rebuilding projects in Ventnor at 2 p.m. today.

By DONALD WITTKOWSKI Staff Writer

In what amounted to a $2.4 billion mea culpa, Revel’s new executive team admitted Wednesday that the luxury megaresort misjudged the Atlantic City market in its first year of operation and urgently needs to repair its customer relations.

By JOEL LANDAU Staff Writer

BRIGANTINE — City Council approved its 2013 budget Wednesday, which includes a nearly 7 percent tax increase, but members have an eye toward no tax increases for the future.

By LYNDA COHEN Staff Writer

Atlantic City’s Violent Crime Task Force foiled a murder plot and took down a major drug-trafficking gang that — along with its alleged rival Dirty Blok — was responsible for a majority of gun violence in the city, officials said Tuesday.

By ELISA LALA, Staff Writer

To the students of Brigantine Elementary School, Cass Parker, a New Zealand exchange teacher who visited their school last week, is a celebrity.

Atlantic City

Moya awarded Battle ‘E’ ribbon

Atlantic City’s Fire Department promoted six firefighters to captain today.

By DONALD WITTKOWSKI Staff Writer

Guests at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa can enjoy breakfast in bed — and betting in bed.

Atlantic City

BY LYNDA COHEN, Staff Writer

Atlantic City’s gunshot detection system went live Saturday after a successful test Friday night that included alerts to two real shooting incidents.

By JENNIFER BOGDAN, Staff Writer

More detailed breakdowns of Atlantic City's non-gambling tourism industry have been delayed again - this time indefinitely.

By LYNDA COHEN, Staff Writer

Explosions and gunshots in Atlantic City on Friday were a sign of safety — not danger.

Brigstrong, Brigantine's local long-term recovery group, is providing four trash bins this weekend for residents still cleaning out from Hurricane Sandy.

By JENNIFER BOGDAN Staff Writer

• Editor's Pick

The Miss America Organization doesn’t have an official museum, but if it did, it might resemble the expansive collection housed at the Sheraton Atlantic City Convention Center Hotel.

By DONALD WITTKOWSKI Staff Writer

Revel’s interim CEO Jeffrey Hartmann regards the newest attractions at the struggling $2.4 billion megaresort as a way of “reconnecting” with customers.

By LYNDA COHEN Staff Writer

Atlantic City will put its gunshot-detection system to the test today — and officials are warning residents there will be shots heard in various parts of the city.

By JENNIFER BOGDAN Staff Writer

• Editor's Pick

Art McMaster was at the helm of the Miss America Organization when the pageant left Atlantic City in 2005, and he was still there earlier this year as the organization negotiated a way to bring the competition back to its birthplace.

Arc to honor FACES 4 Autism and 21 Down

By BRIAN IANIERI, Staff Writer

The company behind a new Atlantic City billboard is promoting a dating website for "sugar daddies," rich and usually older men who lavish gifts on young women in return for their favors.

By STEVEN LEMONGELLO Staff Writer

Atlantic City native Mark Buzby, a rear admiral and commander of Military Sealift Command, is retiring from the U.S. Navy after more than 30 years in the service.