Development & Infrastructure — Cross Bay News

Cross Bay Boulevard's $15 million revitalization faces community scrutiny over parking loss and traffic concerns. Residents in Howard Beach and Ozone Park voice opposition to the proposed bike lanes and pedestrian improvements, demanding a plan reflecting local needs.

Cross Bay Boulevard's Howard Beach-Lindenwood Community Center secured $2.5 million for renovations, beginning late 2026. The vital hub will modernize facilities and expand programs, directly impacting over 5,000 Queens residents.

A new $15 million city investment targets vital Cross Bay Boulevard infrastructure, improving aging roadways and crucial drainage systems by 2027.

Queens residents claim NYC bungled a long-awaited Cross Bay Boulevard repaving, creating uneven roads and safety concerns.

Cross Bay Boulevard's multi-phase traffic calming and safety project is set for a 2026 groundbreaking, addressing speed and pedestrian concerns.

Cross Bay Boulevard is undergoing a major multi-phase traffic calming and safety project to reduce speeds, improve pedestrian safety, and address long-standing community concerns. Significant upgrades are planned for the bustling Queens corridor.

Cross Bay Boulevard is set for a multi-phase, $12.8 million traffic calming project starting June 2026. NYC DOT will install speed humps, enhanced crossings, improving safety for Queens residents.

NYC DOT's Cross Bay Boulevard traffic calming project enters the design phase. Expect improved pedestrian safety, reduced speeding, and better traffic flow.

NYC DOT advances major traffic calming and safety project on Cross Bay Boulevard, Queens, addressing urgent pedestrian concerns.