Latest News from Howard Beach, NY

Protests erupted in Nigeria after police packed 66 miners into one cell, sparking anger over abuse and public safety. This resonates with Howard Beach community concerns.

Queens Public Library hosts a September 2026 playdate for babies and toddlers in Howard Beach, fostering early development and community engagement.

Emergency services responded to a serious vehicle collision with injuries on the Belt Parkway at Cross Bay Blvd in Howard Beach, Queens, per Citizen.com.

Howard Beach will host a free community recycling event on September 19, 2026, accepting e-waste, textiles, and paper shredding at the local library.

President Trump banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House briefings, escalating media tensions. This decision deeply divides Howard Beach residents, sparking local debates over press freedom and its critical impact on public information access.

Howard Beach residents express deep anxiety after a drone strike on Russia’s Kursk nuclear plant cooling tower. The IAEA confirmed the global incident, intensifying local concerns over nuclear risks and safety in Queens.

President Trump signed new Russia sanctions and approved a $2.68 billion Ukraine air defense sale, sparking debate in Howard Beach over defense spending and international conflict escalation.

Firefighters rescued an unconscious person from a car crash at Cross Bay Blvd and Belt Parkway in Howard Beach, Queens. The incident led to quick extrication, highlighting swift local emergency response and its impact on traffic.

Howard Beach debates the US veto of a UN Security Council resolution on Gaza, deepening local divisions and spurring discussions on protests and emotional toll.