Public Safety & Crime — Cross Bay News

A man was stabbed to death by a stranger in front of his family on a Queens street, shocking the community. Police have launched a homicide investigation.

Police in the 103rd Precinct found a body in an unoccupied lot along Hillside Avenue in Jamaica, Queens, prompting a homicide investigation. The identity is unknown.

Queens Supreme Court was declared safe on October 7, 2026, after a suspicious powder scare prompted evacuations and emergency response. The courthouse is now fully operational.

Ozone Park residents face heightened anxiety as two suspects remain at large after a gunpoint robbery. A recent crime wave affects community safety.

At least 22 died after two boats collided on the Congo River near Ngombe on October 6, 2026. One passenger boat sank with 163 aboard; rescue efforts are ongoing.

A young man was critically injured in a violent Cross Island Parkway crash in Queens on September 6, 2026, sending four others to the hospital. Major traffic disruptions ensued.

Eight deceased individuals found in Jamaica Bay in the past year have sparked public safety concerns among Queens residents. This 'unprecedented' trend intensifies calls for increased investigation.

A Howard Beach marina is being sued after a fatal jet ski crash in Queens claimed a man's life. The incident spotlights safety concerns and a widow's fight for justice.

A widow is suing a Howard Beach marina after her husband was killed in a jet ski crash in Queens, raising questions about water safety and accountability.