Government & Politics — Cross Bay News

Queens residents are alarmed by the Supreme Court’s decision clearing Trump’s mail voting plan ahead of midterms. The ruling stirs local debate over voting access and election integrity in Cross Bay Boulevard communities.

A federal judge struck down the Trump administration’s visa ban, sparking relief among Queens immigrant families along Cross Bay Boulevard. The ruling affects international travel and immigration policy.

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards will rename an Ozone Park street for Angel Rampers, a local soldier killed in Iran. This tribute honors her valor and sacrifice.

President Trump's curtailment of US-South Korea military exercises draws scrutiny. Cross Bay Boulevard residents discuss implications for global stability and regional deterrence.

Trump backed off Canadian tariffs today, easing concerns for Cross Bay Boulevard residents about rising prices and job pressure. The federal debt also hit $40 trillion.

Queens residents express concern over Trump's decision to reduce US-South Korea military exercises, linking it to Iran policy, raising fears of global instability and economic impact.

President Trump's statement on declaring the Strait of Hormuz U.S. territory raises global concerns over shipping and energy, impacting Government & Politics and Queens residents.

Councilwoman Joann Ariola slammed the repaving of Cross Bay Boulevard in Broad Channel as 'abominable,' highlighting overdue maintenance and quality concerns for Queens residents.

Cross Bay Boulevard rezoning proposal enters public review with Community Board 10 and Queens Borough President, shaping its future.