During his inaugural address, Gov. Jerry Brown called on elected officials to tackle our state’s challenges, not as Democrats or Republicans, but as Californians first.
Read More . . .Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl announced Thursday that he would retire after his current term, creating the fifth open seat Senate race of the 2012 cycle.
Read More . . .In about a month, or even sooner, New Jersey residents may find out whether they can hit the casino without leaving home.
Read More . . .Kentucky’s racetracks and their regulators are requesting that the Kentucky Supreme Court – rather than the Court of Appeals – hear the appeal of a decision that permitted the slot machine-like Instant Racing gambling game.
Read More . . .New Jersey Governor Chris Christie yesterday signed bills to legalise exchange wagering and single-pool wagering, as part of a package aimed at propping up the Garden State’s ailing racing industries.
Read More . . .New Jersey horse racing fans soon will have more ways then ever to bet on their favorite sport.
Read More . . .PKR and Sportingbet are among founding members of a new trade association for egaming companies “to advocate for the legalisation and regulation of online gaming in the States.
Read More . . .Lawyers representing both sides of the Kentucky Internet domain name fight today filed briefs in Franklin County Circuit Court, in Frankfurt, KY.
Read More . . .Moral arguments against legalized gambling have been all but forgotten -- the inevitable result of churches profiting from bingo
Read More . . .Legalization and regulation of the online gambling industry is unlikely to get approved at the federal level anytime soon, so New Jersey lawmakers drummed up an alternative that may open doors for other states to adopt similar legislation.
Read More . . .The New Jersey legislature this evening voted overwhelmingly in favour of Senator Raymond Lesniak’s bill to allow egaming in the US state.
Read More . . .New Jersey senators have made the bold move of moving forward with the plan of online gambling regulations.
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