Government & Politics — Cross Bay News

A sexual assault scandal in Maine's Senate race has prompted Queens voters to demand more rigorous candidate vetting and greater local accountability.

WABC News reported on a new $12 million federal grant secured to upgrade storm infrastructure and combat tidal flooding along Cross Bay Boulevard.

A federal lawsuit alleges that the administration illegally shared confidential Iranian asylum seeker data with foreign government officials.

State Supreme Court Justice Michael Aloise opened the retrial of Chanel Lewis Monday, bringing emotional testimony from Phil Vetrano in Queens court.

President Trump hosted PM Netanyahu to advance a plan expelling Palestinians from Gaza, sparking protests and vigils among Queens residents.

Botched repaving on Cross Bay Boulevard has outraged Broad Channel residents, driving interest in peaceful winter getaways to Runaway Bay Jamaica.

Stark diplomatic differences between the US and Iran over ceasefire terms have raised concerns among local families in Jamaica Bay Village.

A Russian warship's warning shots at a civilian yacht in the English Channel have sparked intense discussion across Far Rockaway news platforms.

Broad Channel Queens residents demand infrastructure reforms after a mature tree fell during storms, killing an 85-year-old resident.