Development & Infrastructure — Cross Bay Current

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards cites critical infrastructure needs along Cross Bay Boulevard, proposing $35 million for upgrades. Immediate action is vital.

Convicted real estate swindler Sanford Solny is fighting for release, sparking renewed fears of deed fraud among Queens homeowners, particularly along Cross Bay Boulevard, amid rising cases.

City officials confirm an accelerated multiphase traffic calming plan for Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens, aiming to enhance pedestrian safety. Residents voice support.

The NYC Department of Transportation announced a multi-phase safety initiative for Cross Bay Boulevard to reduce speeds and protect pedestrians.

Cross Bay Boulevard will undergo major safety upgrades beginning late 2026, addressing pedestrian and traffic concerns. Project aims for safer commutes and local access.

A new $18.5 million multi-phase traffic calming and safety project has begun on Cross Bay Boulevard, Queens, addressing long-standing community concerns about speeding and pedestrian vulnerability. The initiative aims to enhance safety over the next three years.

NYC DOT unveiled a major traffic calming and safety plan for Cross Bay Boulevard in 2026, aiming to enhance pedestrian safety and flow. Details for residents.

NYC DOT approves a $30 million traffic calming project for Cross Bay Boulevard, beginning 2026. Pedestrian safety and bike lanes are top priorities for Queens.

NYC DOT approves a comprehensive $28 million plan to significantly improve Cross Bay Boulevard's safety, adding bike lanes, speed humps, and pedestrian islands now.