Government & Politics — Howard Beach News

Queens Coalition for Civil Rights launched a new educational curriculum to address local historical divisions and shape positive neighborhood relations.

Civil rights advocates gathered in freezing weather near Howard Beach, Queens to honor Michael Griffith, marking 40 years since the historic racial attack.

Recalling the 1986 Howard Beach racial attack, this article examines its lasting impact on justice and community relations in Queens today.

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The 1986 racial attack in Howard Beach led to the death of Michael Griffith, shaping community dialogue on race and justice for decades. Its impact endures.

Howard Beach Community Board 10 commits to protecting its vulnerable waterfront. Learn about 2026 resilience plans against rising sea levels and flooding.

The Delaney Hall ICE jail hunger strike enters its 11th day, intensifying debates on immigration detention and enforcement affecting New York communities.

CBS News reports children held in ICE detention facilities face highly restrictive conditions, sparking national debate on immigration policy.

City officials inspect Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach infrastructure after 2026 storms. Residents seek lasting solutions.