Development & Infrastructure — Cross Bay Current

NYC DOT starts a $15M safety project on Cross Bay Boulevard, Queens, in 2026 to enhance pedestrian safety and traffic flow. This addresses years of community concerns.

Cross Bay Boulevard pedestrian bridge project faces unexpected delays due to structural complexities, affecting Broad Channel commuters and local businesses.

NYC DOT Commissioner revoked a crucial permit for Cross Bay Boulevard Bridge repairs, halting work and impacting thousands of Queens commuters.

Mayor Eric Adams confirmed Thursday that a Manhattan high-rise is unstable, triggering mass evacuations. Cross Bay Boulevard residents fear similar risks in Queens.

A $42 million drainage project is launching on Cross Bay Boulevard to install wider sewers and bulkheads to combat chronic coastal flooding.

An unstable Midtown high-rise evacuation has triggered emergency building audits across coastal Queens, targeting seventy-five older residential properties.

Mass evacuations at an unstable Midtown high-rise have triggered an urgent citywide review of concrete buildings and coastal infrastructure.

Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials launched a $45 million coastal fortification project to protect transit lines in Queens NY from tidal surges.

President Trump lifts the Iran blockade, causing fuel price volatility and shifting cross bay boulevard traffic patterns as Howard Beach drivers rush to fill up.