Local Economy & Business — Cross Bay Current

Queens residents along Cross Bay Boulevard worry escalating U.S.-Iran tensions will spike gas prices and disrupt supply chains, impacting local economy.

A global energy crisis has sent gas prices soaring along Cross Bay Boulevard, impacting commuters and local businesses across Queens.

Trump Media's CEO Devin Nunes is out after $1 billion losses, sparking varied reactions on Cross Bay Boulevard. Locals from Howard Beach to Ozone Park are debating the future of Truth Social and its financial viability.

President Trump's extended Iran ceasefire and Hormuz blockade caused immediate 20-cent gas price spikes, impacting Cross Bay Boulevard residents and businesses.

JFK Airport's $19 billion transformation offers thousands of new jobs, boosting economic opportunities for Cross Bay Boulevard residents by 2026.

Cross Bay Boulevard gas prices surge, nearing $5.15/gallon, as Strait of Hormuz tensions escalate. Queens residents worry about commutes and inflation.

Cross Bay Boulevard businesses in Queens report a strong start to the 2026 holiday shopping season, fueled by local economic growth and 'Shop Local' initiatives. Foot traffic and spending are up.

Cross Bay Boulevard residents face surging gas prices, up $0.35/gallon, as a fragile Middle East ceasefire and Iran operations drive local economic concerns.

Cross Bay Boulevard businesses face economic headwinds in 2026 due to inflation, supply chain issues, and shifting consumer spending, driving adaptations.