Don Guardian

Atlantic City casino workers are moving forward on their mission to have smoking banned indoors where they work.

Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian gives an update on Tuesday morning regarding the nor'easter that is moving through South Jersey and impacting his city.

We now have a better understanding of Jeff Chiesa's plans for the state takeover of Atlantic City.

Despite a rejection from Trenton, Atlantic City officials say they will continue to fight for their five-year financial turnaround plan.

Gov. Chris Christie's administration has until Tuesday to decide whether to accept Atlantic City's five-year financial plan or reject it in favor of a takeover.

Atlantic City’s financial rescue, or perhaps its path to a state takeover of local government, is one step away from being put into motion.

We have been talking daily about the significant and ever-mounting financial problems currently facing Atlantic City on the city purpose tax side.

As the state continues to debate over how it wishes to take over Atlantic City, Mayor Don Guardian is planning on closing city hall next month while maintaining essential city services. Without state aid, city workers will stop getting paychecks in a matter of days.

At a Tuesday afternoon press conference, Gov. Christie said the state will assume vast control over Atlantic City's money and decision-making, saying the city cannot get its own financial house in order and, "the only thing that is really holding Atlantic City back is its governmental structure and the debt and the cost of its government."

Following Governor Christie's pocket veto of the PILOT bill on Tuesday, Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian says bankruptcy for the city is now back on the table.

Following calls for the State to take over the World's Play Ground, an Atlantic City Councilman is calling for a community mobilization meeting.

Do you have a question for Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian? Join us this evening at 6:00 for this month's edition of Ask The Mayor!