Development & Infrastructure — Cross Bay News

Cross Bay Boulevard development plans are under public review, promising changes but sparking debates on growth, traffic, and preserving local character.

Queens infrastructure projects, frequently covered by ABC7, are causing traffic delays and impacting local businesses along Cross Bay Boulevard. Commuters face disruptions.

A critical dredging project impacting Cross Bay Boulevard is set for federal funding, promising benefits for local marine life and recreation in Queens.

A new pedestrian safety initiative is underway on Cross Bay Boulevard, aiming to enhance community well-being and reduce incidents in Queens.

Demolition crews began tearing down the collapsed 130th Street house following a recent explosion. Queens officials assess structural integrity, ensuring public safety.

A new mixed-use development proposal for a vacant lot on Cross Bay Boulevard faces strong community debate. Residents weigh growth against neighborhood impact.

Cross Bay Boulevard development plan for 2026 includes $5 million resurfacing, green infrastructure, and pedestrian safety upgrades, modernizing Queens' vital route.

$5 million resurfacing project begins on 2.5 miles of Cross Bay Boulevard, improving critical infrastructure and traffic flow. Expect delays until late 2026.

Hundreds of Queens residents voiced significant traffic and infrastructure concerns at a public meeting regarding the Cross Bay Boulevard redevelopment plan. Residents demand action, urging revised proposals before any further action is taken.