Development & Infrastructure — Howard Beach News

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.

Over 125 Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach homes report significant flood damage, facing substantial repair costs. Residents demand urgent city action on critical infrastructure to mitigate recurring inundation issues. Community leaders plan a town hall.

Howard Beach's Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach neighborhoods grapple with severe basin flooding. City officials detail new projects to protect homes and infrastructure.

Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach residents battle chronic flooding, as aging infrastructure and high tides lead to significant property damage and community frustration.

Howard Beach experiences a 40% spike in flood alerts, particularly impacting Hamilton Beach as rising tides and inadequate infrastructure threaten homes.

Over 50 homes in Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach faced significant flooding from overflowing basins and Jamaica Bay tides. Residents demand urgent infrastructure upgrades.

Howard Beach endured significant tidal flooding and heavy rain, impacting 50 homes in Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach. Residents demand urgent infrastructure upgrades.