Development & Infrastructure — Cross Bay News

Cross Bay Boulevard community leaders, with NYPD support, launch “Cross Bay Safe Streets” to combat petty crime in Queens. New initiative includes neighborhood watch, security cameras, and business training. Local safety is paramount.

JFK Airport's Terminal 8 unveils new concessions as part of its $125 million transformation, offering diverse dining, retail, and lounges to enhance passenger experience for Queens travelers.

Queens' Cross Bay Boulevard to undergo major traffic calming and safety upgrades starting 2026, addressing long-standing community concerns about speeding and pedestrian vulnerability. Safer streets are coming.

Queens officials announce a $15 million multi-phase traffic calming project for Cross Bay Boulevard by 2026, aiming to reduce speeding and boost pedestrian safety.

Cross Bay Boulevard is slated for a multi-phase safety overhaul starting in late 2026, targeting high speeds and pedestrian risks. Years of community advocacy culminate in a plan for safer crossings, bike lanes, and reduced traffic incidents.

Cross Bay Boulevard's multi-phase traffic safety project advances, with phase two completion by late 2026. This initiative aims to reduce pedestrian incidents and improve traffic flow.

NYC Parks proposes a new gateway to Jamaica Bay Greenway near Cross Bay Boulevard, enhancing access for pedestrians and cyclists while preserving the natural environment.

Queens DOT announces major Cross Bay Boulevard safety project targeting speeding and pedestrian injuries. Howard Beach and Ozone Park to see upgrades. Construction begins late 2026.