Local Economy & Business — Howard Beach News

Queens Sanitation Department receives over $150,000 from Council Member Joann Ariola to boost street cleanups in Howard Beach and surrounding areas, addressing key quality-of-life concerns.

Council Member Joann Ariola allocated over $150,000 to boost Howard Beach street cleanups and sanitation services. This matters for local cleanliness and business.

Howard Beach residents discuss potential grocery price increases as Russian strikes on grain ships threaten global food supplies. Community concern is growing.

Howard Beach residents discuss how Iran's new demands at the Strait of Hormuz could raise gas prices and delivery costs, impacting local family budgets and businesses.

Howard Beach residents eye the Strait of Hormuz deal, anticipating global shipping and local gas price impacts. Iran's agreement with Oman needs US action to reopen the critical chokepoint.

Iran's demands for concessions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could raise gas prices in Howard Beach. Residents fear rising costs.

Howard Beach residents may soon face higher gas prices as Iran signals concessions are needed to reopen the vital Strait of Hormuz, impacting local commutes.

Curaleaf Queens, a cannabis dispensary, reports 3,200 monthly visits, highlighting strong consumer interest and economic activity in Queens' legal cannabis market in 2026.

Howard Beach businesses are bracing for impact after President Trump imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods. Retailers anticipate higher costs and potential price hikes, affecting local consumers and supply chains.