Government & Politics — Howard Beach News

Howard Beach leaders address public safety, infrastructure challenges, and flood mitigation plans amid rising community concerns in southeast Queens.

Protests continue at Newark's Delaney Hall ICE jail as detainees engage in a hunger strike over alleged inhumane conditions.

Federal court blocks Alabama redistricting plan due to discrimination, sparking local voting rights discussions among Howard Beach political groups and activists.

The Pentagon released new UFO sighting files, sparking intense debate across Howard Beach. Residents ponder transparency versus speculation over classified data.

The Pentagon disclosed 64 new UFO files, fueling public fascination. Howard Beach residents discuss government transparency and extraterrestrial life.

Thirty-six nations joined a tribunal against Vladimir Putin, sparking debate in Howard Beach. Older residents and veterans express cautious concern about global stability and economic impact, fearing prolonged conflict and rising energy prices.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's Epstein testimony sparks anger in Howard Beach, fueling local calls for transparency and accountability from powerful figures.

A deep dive into the 1986 Howard Beach racial attack, which led to Michael Griffith's death, reveals its lasting impact on civil rights discussions in Queens. Learn how the community and legal system grappled with racial violence decades later.

The Pentagon’s decision to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany sparks debate among Howard Beach veterans. Local VFW members voice strong opinions.