Development & Infrastructure — Howard Beach News

Howard Beach's Spring Creek Park playground grand opening on May 17, 2026, signals $3.5M investment in youth recreation. Discover park's new features and local impact now.

Queens saw a 3.5% population shift, impacting Howard Beach with a slight increase in families; housing remains stable. Local services adapt to evolving demographics.

Spring Creek Park in Howard Beach sees revitalization progress with new trails, wetland restoration, and improved public access; community involvement is key. Project completion expected late 2027.

Heavy rains cause significant flooding in Howard Beach, impacting Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach homes. Residents demand urgent infrastructure solutions.

Howard Beach's Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach face persistent flooding from basins, prompting a $78M city infrastructure project. Learn about the effort.

Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach face persistent flooding from surrounding basins, impacting homes and requiring urgent infrastructure upgrades. Action needed.

Heavy rains and high tides submerge homes in Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach, renewing calls for urgent flood mitigation efforts in Queens.

USACE advances a coastal resilience study for Howard Beach, Queens, targeting flood protection for Jamaica Bay communities. Residents face ongoing storm risks.

Basins in Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach overflowed, inundating 30+ homes with floodwaters. Residents demand urgent city infrastructure upgrades.