Development & Infrastructure — Cross Bay News

A fatal park stabbing has raised safety concerns, influencing the local real estate market and apartments for rent in Ozone Park Queens.

Queens legal clinics reported a 45% surge in community resource requests, linking legal defense workshops to affordable housing advocacy in Ozone Park.

Broad Channel residents and Councilmember Joann Ariola condemn a botched Cross Bay Boulevard repaving job, demanding immediate city action to fix roads.

Broad Channel residents protest the city's delayed paving project, which has left 45 percent of local streets unpaved and covered in coastal sand.

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards announced a $45 million coastal preservation expansion to secure marine lanes and protect Cross Bay Boulevard.

Councilwoman Joann Ariola has demanded an audit of the Cross Bay repaving, as delays impact people looking for apartments for rent in ozone park queens.

A fatal cyclist collision on Cross Bay Boulevard sparks urgent calls for enhanced safety measures and dedicated bike lanes in Queens. Residents demand action now.

Queens officials seek $200 million for Cross Bay Boulevard's next resilience phases, protecting communities from rising flood risks by 2050. Community input is crucial now.

Cross Bay Boulevard's recent repaving draws strong criticism from Broad Channel residents over new potholes & unsafe conditions. Urgency for city action now.