Development & Infrastructure — Howard Beach News

City officials launch a new task force to address chronic flooding in Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach, impacting hundreds of homes. Residents demand action after years of property damage from tidal surges and aging infrastructure.

Widespread flooding has inundated homes and streets across Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach after basin overflows, renewing urgent calls for infrastructure upgrades in 2026.

Persistent flooding from high tides and heavy rain continues to devastate homes and businesses in Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach, forcing residents to adapt to frequent water intrusion.

Howard Beach is experiencing significant community changes and service improvements this year, directly affecting local families and businesses across the peninsula. Local leaders report success.

Persistent flooding plagues Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach residents. New data reveals escalating property damage and urgent calls for enhanced infrastructure to protect homes and businesses from future inundations.

Councilman Joann Ariola staunchly defends a contentious waterfront development project in Howard Beach. Critics voice environmental and traffic concerns, urging transparency from local officials.

Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach neighborhoods again face severe flooding as basin waters overflow due to heavy rains and high tides. Residents demand action.

City officials from DEP and Queens City Council detail 2026 remediation plans to combat persistent flooding impacting Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach residents.

Howard Beach news highlights recent community initiatives improving parks, school programs, and local businesses, fostering greater resident engagement.