Development & Infrastructure — Cross Bay Current

Cross Bay Boulevard's revitalization project targets late 2026 completion, promising enhanced pedestrian safety, improved traffic flow, and beautification for Queens. Residents eagerly await upgrades.

Convicted real estate swindler Sanford Solny is fighting for early release, sparking renewed deed fraud concerns among Cross Bay Boulevard homeowners in Queens. Authorities and residents oppose his bid, citing rising fraud cases.

Cross Bay Boulevard's Shoreline Park secures $3.5 million funding for revitalization, bringing new life to the Queens waterfront and community amenities.

Cross Bay Boulevard faces a dangerous surge in illegal street takeovers in 2026, with a 60% increase in incidents. Residents demand urgent action as disruptions escalate, impacting safety and local businesses.

NYC announces five new public schools for Queens and Bronx by 2026, addressing overcrowding and enhancing education for Cross Bay Boulevard communities.

Cross Bay Boulevard, Queens' vital artery, faces public safety and economic challenges while demonstrating community resilience. Residents demand action on street takeovers and support for local businesses.

A proposed 2026 parking reform for Cross Bay Boulevard by Queens Community Board 10 sparks strong opposition from local merchants over economic fears.

Queens' Cross Bay Boulevard saw Phase One of its $25 million revitalization complete in 2026, bringing upgraded lighting, wider sidewalks, and new public art.

NYC announces five new public schools for Queens and The Bronx, expanding capacity and educational opportunities. Queens, including areas near Cross Bay Boulevard, expects three new facilities by 2027.