Latest News from Howard Beach, NY

President Trump's declaration that "Cuba is 'next'" after military operations elsewhere ignites concern and division among Howard Beach's Cuban-American community.

Gas prices at Howard Beach stations, like Mobil on Cross Bay Boulevard, soared past $5 per gallon following the Strait of Hormuz blockade. Locals debate impact.

German Chancellor's "humiliation" comments on the U.S. and Iran ignite heated debates among Howard Beach's VFW members. Local residents weigh global political shifts and their broader implications.

Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach residents endure relentless street and home flooding from surrounding basins. City officials promise long-term infrastructure solutions are underway.

A headless body discovered in Queens waters deeply concerns Howard Beach as residents simultaneously battle relentless flooding. Urgent action is needed on public safety and environmental infrastructure.

Howard Beach shoppers are stocking up on canned goods as the UN warns of a global food emergency. Fertilizer shortages threaten local produce prices amidst the Strait of Hormuz crisis.

Gas prices at Cross Bay Boulevard stations have surged by $20 weekly for Howard Beach residents. The global Strait of Hormuz standoff fuels local fears of economic instability.

Howard Beach residents cope with chronic flooding from persistent rain and high tides, disrupting daily life and raising urgent calls for improved coastal infrastructure.

Following a tragic Louisiana shooting, Howard Beach parents and educators are intensifying discussions on youth safety and mental health initiatives.