Development & Infrastructure — Cross Bay Current

A proposed Cross Bay Boulevard rezoning for a mixed-use project faces strong community opposition, raising concerns about density and infrastructure.

Sanford Solny, convicted real estate swindler, fights release as Queens homeowners fear escalating deed fraud. DA Katz warns vigilance is critical.

Queens residents are outraged by the 2026 Cross Bay Boulevard repaving, claiming the $4.5 million project left unsafe, uneven roads. Demands for DOT accountability rise.

Broad Channel residents are furious as the Cross Bay Boulevard repaving, a $4.5 million project, fails to deliver. CBS News confirms ongoing road issues.

Cross Bay Boulevard leaders urge Queens residents to engage in vital community planning for infrastructure, economic growth, and public safety in 2026.

Convicted real estate swindler Sanford Solny seeks release, escalating concerns over rising deed fraud in Queens, prompting warnings from officials.

Queens homeowners face renewed deed fraud concerns as convicted swindler Sanford Solny fights for release, prompting urgent safety alerts.

NYC DOT announced a $45 million plan for Cross Bay Boulevard in 2026, aiming to cut commuter delays and improve local access. Residents urged to provide feedback.

A controversial rezoning proposal for a large mixed-use development on Cross Bay Boulevard is stirring debate in Howard Beach. Residents fear impact.