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Pala conducted a food drive that concluded last week and representatives from Brother Benno’s today received 4,739 pounds of food from the casino.

De Niro is a shareholder in Nobu Hospitality, the restaurant and entertainment company of chef Nobu Matsuhisa, which is developing its first-ever Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace.

Maryland voters will determine if the state becomes a multimillion-dollar gambling jurisdiction or a multibillion-dollar casino-resort destination. We'll also find out whether MGM Resorts puts the bully in its place, or if Penn National is still king of the school.

Caesars Entertainment Corp. said in a regulatory filing Friday it closed a $610 million sale of its Harrah's St. Louis casino to Penn National Gaming.

The resort is replacing it with a "new concept," a company spokeswoman confirmed Friday.

The Tribe has completed the agreement to purchase city-owned land where the casino will be built.

Rivers Casino has received 11 first-place wins from the readers of Strictly Slots magazine.

Highly-anticipated "vibe dining" concept caters to Wynn Las Vegas' vibrant nightlife scene.

Red Hawk Casino voted Best Casino in the 2012 Strictly Slots Magazine's "Best of Slots" Awards in the Native West category.

Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment and The Cordish Companies form joint venture to apply for the second Category 2 gaming license in the City of Philadelphia.

Most of the new tables will be for blackjack, already the dominant game outside the poker room.

There's twice the entertainment on tap when Don Rickles and Tony Orlando appear together at Fantasy Springs in February.

On Saturday, January 19th the Temptations and the Four Tops will prove why they have become cultural heroes to their millions of fans.

Despite major damage suffered on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, industry officials have indicated that gaming properties have not experienced the type of physical damage that would prevent their re-opening over the next few days.

Gary Loveman speculates that Macau will not offer any American casino operators, including his own company, new gambling licenses.

Detroit casinos revenue was up 0.2% for September 2012 when compared with the same month in 2011.

Atlantic City casinos appear to have had luck on their side during Hurricane Sandy.

A partnership between Goldman Sachs Mortgage Co. and the New York-based real estate investment firm Gramercy Capital Corp. will complete the foreclosure on the off-Strip property.

Greg Merson survived 11 hours of three-handed play and then beat Jesse Sylvia heads up early Wednesday morning to win the World Series of Poker Main Event and $8,531,853. Sylvia won $5,295,149 for finishing in second, while Jake Balsiger finished third and won $3,799,073.

The Aliante Station name has been removed from the property and replaced with Aliante Casino and Hotel, according to the property's owner, Aliante Gaming LLC.