RED BANK: Planning board nixes Saxum's controversial request for a rezoning of VNA site, saying the firm is responsible for deterioration.

RED BANK: Planning board to begin review of Saxum request for zoning change that could lead to big tax breaks for already approved 210-unit project.

RED BANK: Council moves on possible re-review of VNA site as Saxum pursues reclassification as "area in need of redevelopment."

RED BANK: Council moves to boost allowable density of VNA site to 90 units per acre, which would negate a planning board compromise reached last week.

RED BANK: Planning board OKs up to 80 units per acre at VNA site; Menna says high density is critical to town meeting its affordable housing obligation.

RED BANK: New zoning for the former VNA site, and a plan to build two new homes on Bank Street, are on Monday night's planning board agenda.

RED BANK: Council OKs creation of redevelopment agency, advances possible transformation of former VNA site for large housing project.

RED BANK: Owner of VNA site plans demolition of existing building for new housing, mayor says as council begins redevelopment review.

Both the Asbury Park Press and the Record of Hackensack have interviews today with Ara Hovnanian, scion and CEO of Hovnanian Enterprises, the Fortune 500 homebuilder headquartered in Red Bank. On the table in each is the state of the...

RED BANK: Saxum wins approval for changes to its massive, not-yet-built housing project on the former VNA headquarters site.

RED BANK: Two years after winning approval to build 210 units, Saxum wants to increase the bedroom count while reducing density.

RED BANK: Three council contenders field questions on a range of topics at a rancor-free Candidate's Night carried via Zoom and Facebook.

RED BANK: Planning board hearing on Saxum's controversial request for a rezoning of VNA site has been postponed again.

RED BANK: Hearing on Saxum's request for a rezoning of VNA site, which could lead to controversial tax deal, postponed until October 2.

RED BANK: Residents, and one board member, vent about tax impact as planning board takes up Saxum request for zoning change.

RED BANK: Saxum seeks tax break to offset higher construction costs for 210 units at VNA site. Two vacant gas stations to be included in review.

RED BANK: On the council agenda: animal control change on hold; Saxum seeks new site designation; charter study measure advancing and more.

RED BANK: Planning board faces two lawsuits, one for denying an extension to Hampton Inn, another for approving Saxum's 210-apartment project on VNA site.

RED BANK: Saxum plan for 210 apartments on former VNA site wins approval. Mayor cites boost to affordable housing as neighbor says board "sold out."

RED BANK: Republicans in this year's council race position themselves as the true advocates for minorities and the West Side, a Democratic stronghold.