Community — Cross Bay Current

Cross Bay Boulevard residents air frustrations over persistent, dangerous street takeovers, impacting public safety and quality of life in Queens.

Queens residents with British heritage along Cross Bay Boulevard debated King Charles III's address to Congress. Local pubs buzzed, discussing the visit's impact on U.S.-U.K. relations and trade.

Cross Bay officials announce the return of the annual "Celebrate Cross Bay!" Summer Festival on July 19, 2026. The event at Veterans Park promises music, food, and family fun for Queens residents.

Cross Bay residents are increasingly frustrated by persistent street takeovers in Queens. Community leaders demand stronger enforcement and legislative action to ensure public safety and curb disruptive behavior.

PS 232, The Lindenwood School on Cross Bay Boulevard, secures a $250,000 grant for STEM education. The funding will enhance technology and curriculum, benefiting students in Queens.

Queens residents from Cross Bay Boulevard are joining anti-war protests, expressing concerns about global conflicts and their local repercussions.

Cross Bay Boulevard parents organized vigils at St. John's Episcopal Church, mourning Louisiana shooting victims and advocating for gun safety.

Cross Bay News consistently highlights the unique stories of Queens communities along Cross Bay Boulevard, fostering local identity and civic pride.

Queens Ukrainian community held a vigil on Cross Bay Boulevard, mourning recent war casualties and marking Chernobyl's 40th anniversary amid global fears.