Latest News from Howard Beach, NY

The 1986 racial attack in Howard Beach, which resulted in Michael Griffith's death, continues to shape community discussions on race and justice. Local residents reflect on its enduring impact and calls for equity.

Essential renovations on the Cross Bay Bridge will cause significant traffic disruptions for Howard Beach commuters starting in early 2026. Officials urge alternative routes as the vital project begins.

Thirty-nine years after Michael Griffith's death in Howard Beach, the 1986 racial attack still shapes community discussions. Understand its lasting impact on Queens.

Iran's parliament speaker stated a ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz demands non-violation guarantees, sparking cautious optimism among Howard Beach families.

Top military leaders have been ousted from the Pentagon, a shake-up resonating deeply in Howard Beach as residents weigh national security and war's future.

Howard Beach residents are sharply divided over President Trump's "shoot and kill" order in the Strait of Hormuz, with many fearing escalated conflict and rising gas prices.

A shocking discovery in Howard Beach waters has police investigating a headless body found near Gateway National Recreation Area, prompting a major probe.

Former Philippine President Duterte's impending trial stirs deep divisions within Howard Beach's Filipino-American community, sparking intense local debate.

The European Union's $106 billion Ukraine aid package ignites diverse opinions in Howard Beach, with residents weighing its global and local impacts.