Community — Howard Beach News

December 20, 1986, marks 40 years since Michael Griffith's death in Howard Beach, a racially motivated attack still impacting Queens.

Following a powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake off Japan's coast, Howard Beach residents are mobilizing support, recalling past local disaster experiences.

Shockwaves from a fatal tourist shooting in Mexico are prompting Howard Beach families to reconsider travel plans, sparking local safety discussions.

Howard Beach families with Japanese ties are urgently seeking updates following a 7.5 magnitude earthquake in Japan. Local businesses assess travel impact and community support efforts.

Howard Beach residents grappled with severe flooding on April 20, 2026, as heavy rains and high tides inundated streets and homes. Urgent infrastructure upgrades needed.

Howard Beach's Ukrainian community plans a Sunday candlelight vigil at St. Volodymyr Cathedral, mourning victims of the Kyiv shooting. Residents with ties to Ukraine unite in grief and organize support for relief efforts. The event is set for January 21, 2026.

Howard Beach Community Board 10 organizes a vigil in Howard Beach Park this weekend, showing solidarity with victims of the Kyiv shooting after local residents expressed deep concern.

Artemis II astronauts returned April 17, 2026, inspiring Howard Beach students and families, igniting local STEM interest and community pride.

House Democrats filed six impeachment articles against Defense Secretary Hegseth, stirring strong, divided opinions among Howard Beach veterans at the American Legion hall.