Development & Infrastructure — Howard Beach News

Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach homes face chronic flooding from overflowing tidal basins, prompting DEP officials to acknowledge the issue. Residents seek action.

Residents of Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach face worsening tidal flooding from Jamaica Bay. Homes and streets are impacted, spurring urgent calls for city action.

Basins overflowed, inundating streets and homes in Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach, underscoring ongoing infrastructure vulnerabilities in Queens neighborhoods.

Howard Beach's Charles Memorial Park is slated for a $2.5 million overhaul, with residents eagerly awaiting new amenities and a planned 2026 reopening date.

Essential renovations on the Cross Bay Bridge will cause significant traffic disruptions for Howard Beach commuters starting in early 2026. Officials urge alternative routes as the vital project begins.

Howard Beach's newest $5 million revitalization project aims to enhance public spaces and local infrastructure, promising significant community benefits soon.

Howard Beach's Frank M. Charles Memorial Park unveils $5.8 million in upgrades, enhancing green spaces for families and local businesses. New amenities deliver improved recreational opportunities for residents to enjoy throughout 2026 and beyond.

Recurring floods devastate Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach homes. Residents demand infrastructure upgrades as property damage mounts. Urgent action needed.

Queens, New York's second-most populous borough, continues to grapple with infrastructure needs and economic shifts, directly affecting Howard Beach commuters. Residents voice concerns about future planning.