EnvironmentAir Quality in Howard Beach, Queens Forecasted as Fair for September 17Howard Beach, Queens, will see fair air quality on September 17, with pollution peaking at 5:00 PM, according to Airmine data.September 17, 2026
EnvironmentHoward Beach Tidal Overview: High Tide Expected at 7:10 PM, 6.9 FeetHoward Beach expects high tide at 7:10 PM, reaching 6.9 feet MLLW at the North Channel Bridge. Current water depth is 0 inches.September 15, 2026
EnvironmentFrequent Tidal Flooding Plagues Old Howard Beach, Hamilton Beach NeighborhoodsOld Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach face bi-monthly tidal flooding during full and new moons. Water from basins floods streets and homes.September 2, 2026
EnvironmentQueens Sanitation Department to Spray Pesticide in Howard BeachQueens neighborhoods, including Howard Beach, are scheduled for pesticide spraying Tuesday by the NYC Sanitation Department. Learn precautions.September 1, 2026
EnvironmentHoward Beach Flooding Continues with Frequent Tidal IssuesOld Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach now experience street and home flooding at least twice monthly due to high tides.September 1, 2026
EnvironmentWhat to Know About Tidal Flooding in Howard Beach and LindenwoodUnderstand tidal flooding in Howard Beach and Lindenwood, its causes, and how to protect your home and stay safe with this essential guide for Queens residents.August 30, 2026
EnvironmentHoward Beach Experiences Frequent Tidal Flooding Twice MonthlyHoward Beach neighborhoods now experience street and home flooding at least twice monthly due to high tides during full and new moons.August 29, 2026
EnvironmentHoward Beach Horse Stable Closes After Six Horses Die, ASPCA InvestigatesA Howard Beach stable closed after six horses died; an ASPCA investigation found no cruelty. This impacts local equestrian activities and raises questions about animal welfare.August 28, 2026
EnvironmentHoward Beach Residents Brace for Frequent Tidal FloodingOld Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach residents are battling frequent flooding due to lunar tides, disrupting daily life and damaging property. Locals seek solutions.August 26, 2026