Community — Howard Beach News

Local residents gather at the public library on Monday evening to discuss geopolitical history and clarify regional borough boundaries.

Howard Beach civic leaders host a critical youth safety and business promotion forum at Launch Family Entertainment to launch a new community watch.

High tide street inundation prompted residential leaders to demand local telemetric flood sensors to bridge regional meteorological reporting gaps.

A local civic alliance collaborated with the public library to launch information safety courses for business owners and families in South Queens.

The Howard Beach library hosts community debate forums analyzing declassified military aerospace files, addressing regional identity and public science.

Lindenwood civic groups launch a digital watch and business network to boost neighborhood safety. Learn how residents are coordinating local alerts.

A neighborhood safety and business promotion forum at a local entertainment venue attracts over 200 Queens residents seeking civic updates.

Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz launches a civil rights curriculum addressing the 1986 Michael Griffith incident to educate local high schoolers.

Community Board 10 launched a digital literacy program Monday to help Queens seniors access verified news and real-time weather safety alerts.