The Avenir is among three Manhattan bids looking to become the next New York casino, and its first hearing was mostly smooth.

The Avenir, fronted by Silverstein Properties and Rush Street Gaming, pitched its $7 billion proposed casino to residents on the West Side of Manhattan on Wednesday to a largely receptive audience.

If asked to talk about the job market growth in Schenectady over the last 25 years, Ray Gillen will begin with how the city ...

A bid to build a casino in the Bronx appears to be effectively dead as the state considers applications for gaming licenses in and around the city. In a 28-9 vote, the City Council rejected key ...

Attending an event, anywhere across the city and even to the far reaches of our geographically small county, I marvel at how ...