A Las Vegas Valley local hit a slot machine jackpot worth nearly $621,000 on Thursday, according to a news release. The gambler, who chose to remain anonymous, hit the ...
A Las Vegas woman hit a $1 million jackpot Friday while playing a slot machine at the Cannery, the North Las Vegas casino said. The winner, who asked to remain anonymous, was playing a ...
Police have released the name of a woman they say intentionally drove her motorhome into a North Las Vegas casino after she was kicked out. Police 50-year-old Jennifer Stitt was ...
Boyd Gaming’s purchase of the Cannery casinos is expected to be completed shortly after special sessions of both the Gaming Control Board and Gaming Commission next week. ...
Boyd Gaming Corp., fresh off its announcement last week that it would acquire the Aliante casino, said it has reached an agreement to buy the Las Vegas assets of ...
For three months, someone has been dropping dye bombs into Marty Martin’s dirty laundry. Martin is the guy in charge of laundering thousands of pounds of sheets and towels soiled in Strip hotels. The culprit’s identity remains a mystery, but the message is clear.
A high-end movie theater in Henderson has been so successful, its owners are expanding the model to North Las Vegas. Galaxy Theatres is renovating its movie theater at the Cannery and rebranding it as a Luxury+ location, modeled after the Galaxy Green Valley Luxury+ on East Sunset Road.
Third-quarter financials are in for the Las Vegas gaming industry, and they show continued difficulties for two of the valley’s three main casino sectors. While most high-end Strip resorts saw profits in the quarter ending Sept. 30, mass market Strip casinos struggled, as did locals casinos. The Strip’s budget properties faced an uphill battle trying to get recession-weary customers to part with their dollars. Some of the casinos also played unlucky, meaning they didn’t win as much as usual from gamblers.
Cannery Casino Resorts LLC’s loss widened in the third quarter as gamblers spent less at its two Las Vegas-area casinos. A regulatory filing today said revenue for the firm in the quarter ended Sept. 30 fell from $135.6 million to $119.5 million.
Las Vegas-based Cannery Casino Resorts LLC has received another boost from Wall Street after successfully refinancing its debt. Standard & Poor's Ratings Services boosted its corporate credit rating on the company from "B-" to "B" after Cannery closed on $590 million in new senior secured credit deals.
Moody's Investors Service has shifted its outlook to positive on Cannery Casino Resorts LLC of Las Vegas thanks to a new financing deal and expectations that Cannery will continue to be profitable on a cash flow basis.
On the Strip, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas and MGM Resorts International fared the best in the second quarter, delivering surprisingly strong financial results, according to recent earnings reports. Wynn Resorts Ltd. and Las Vegas Sands Corp. produced solid local numbers, while Caesars Entertainment’s results were disappointing.
Revenue fell for Las Vegas-based Cannery Casino Resorts LLC in the second quarter as its 10-year-old operations lease ended at the Rampart Casino at the JW Marriott resort in Summerlin. Revenue was off 9.1 percent on a year-over-year basis to $122.3 million. The company, however, reported a narrower loss of about $138,000 in the quarter versus the $2.77 million lost in 2011's second quarter.