Public Safety & Crime — Howard Beach News

Howard Beach homeowners feel "under siege" following a string of at least 10 recent burglaries, prompting increased police vigilance and resident precautions.

A Howard Beach man with alleged Gambino crime family ties received a 10-year prison sentence. This impacts local safety and anti-crime efforts in Queens.

Lindenwood residents discovered racist graffiti scrawled on sidewalks and fences on Thanksgiving, prompting an NYPD Hate Crime Task Force investigation.

A US strike in the eastern Pacific killed two people on a suspected drug vessel, extending a campaign with over 210 deaths. Howard Beach residents watch global implications.

Howard Beach reported only one incident in 30 days, earning an 'A' safety grade in 2026. This low crime rate reflects strong community efforts in public safety.

Howard Beach secured an 'A' safety grade in 2026 with only one incident reported in 30 days, confirming its status as a very safe community. Residents can trust local safety measures while remaining vigilant.

A Howard Beach man with alleged Gambino crime family ties was sentenced to a decade in prison, marking a significant federal crackdown. This impacts local public safety.

A Howard Beach Uber driver faces indictment for an erratic ride with a passenger, raising ride-sharing safety concerns and calls for greater driver accountability. The incident prompts community discussion.

Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz charged former police officer Dwayne Chandler in a Howard Beach sushi restaurant shooting that may have paralyzed a bystander. This incident raises urgent public safety concerns for local residents.