Development & Infrastructure — Howard Beach News

New Howard Beach adult education initiative launches Q3 2026, offering job training modeled after successful community colleges, aiding local workforce needs.

Persistent tidal flooding affects hundreds of Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach properties. Residents demand urgent action as 2026 sees new record highs.

Major renovation begins at Charles Park, promising new amenities and green spaces for Howard Beach families by late 2026. Local officials urge residents to engage.

Chronic flooding from Jamaica Bay plagues Howard Beach, endangering homes and businesses as residents and officials demand urgent infrastructure upgrades.

Queens officials detail new mitigation efforts for chronic flooding impacting Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach, jeopardizing homes and local infrastructure.

Homes in Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach are inundated by floodwaters after heavy rains, displacing families and highlighting urgent infrastructure needs for 2026.

Persistent high tides and storm surges continue to inundate homes and streets in Old Howard Beach, demanding urgent, long-term infrastructure solutions.

Howard Beach debates Trump's 100-day second term, praising firm stances on Iran/Venezuela but grumbling about rising war costs. Local families worry about economic impact.

Old Howard Beach faces a 15% rise in high-tide flooding over 5 years. City initiates a $45M resilience plan to protect homes and infrastructure from recurrent inundation.