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Saratoga Casino and Raceway reports bumper gaming revenue year.

Gov. Cuomo wants NYRA to appoint independent investigator to look into horse fatalities at Aqueduct.

Economic impact study suggests a full casino at Batavia Downs could put $120 milion into the local economy.

Seneca Gaming Corp. awarded AAA Four Diamond ratings on its two New York casino-hotel properties.

Winning a "New York Giants to win the Super Bowl" futures bet last weekend got Aaron Todd thinking about the top-10 sports bets that should be on everyone's bucket list.

A potential casino in New York City shouldn't worry any of the resort-casinos on the Las Vegas Strip.

Coney Island cited as a good spot for a casino should New York embrace expanded gambling.

There are times when the Casino City editorial team really has to scrape the bottom of the barrel to come up with enough items to fill a top-10 list. Putting together the top-10 gambling industry stories of 2011, however, was not one of those times.

New Yorkers strongly support casinos a new survey illustrated yesterday.

Developer attains approval to apply for last remaining state harness racing licence for proposed racino plan.

Bankruptcy hearing rules Suffolk Off-Track Betting Corp. did not have the "legal authority" to seek bankruptcy protection.

Seneca Nation leaders say government negotiating in bad faith and request arbitration in 10-month-old slot revenue dispute.

50 percent of poll respondents now support Seneca plan for a Rochester Casino.

Police swoop on alleged Gambino-linked gambling ring and arrest 37 people, including a bit-part actor in The Sopranos.

Seneca Gaming Corp. are providing their employees with free medical care in a building beside the Seneca Niagara Casino and Hotel.

Two New York politicans have told the New York Post they would support casinos in the state.

Major Baseball League to investigate allegation that A-Rod gambled in illegal poker games.

Bally Technologies will replace the current system with a new, one-of-a-kind, casino-management and patron-loyalty system.

$44 million Tioga Downs expansion project breaks ground.

New agreement to secure viability of City's largest employer.