Feds to NYC Drone Pilots: Stay Out of World Cup Skies
FBI New York warned drone pilots Monday that flying near World Cup stadiums or fan festivals risks big fines, possible jail time and seizure of your drone. Authorities say check FAA TFRs before you fly.
City Teacher Pensions Lock Down 50th Floor At 55 Water As FiDi Heats Up
The NYC Board of Education Retirement System signed a 78,000-sf lease at 55 Water Street, consolidating onto the 50th floor and locking in a 30-year presence in FiDi. The move adds to a recent string of large deals at the tower.
Saadia Group Snaps Up Piscataway Office Campus in $57M Play
Saadia Group acquired a roughly 694,000‑SF office campus at 30 Knightsbridge Road in Piscataway; market data pegs the deal near $56.5M while county records show a June 21 deed filing.
Diamond District Jeweler Gets Max Time for JFK Flight Grope
A Great Neck jeweler was sentenced to six months in federal prison after admitting he groped a sleeping passenger on a Phoenix–JFK flight. Prosecutors said the term was meant to send a message about in‑flight assaults.
Uptown Grads Drown Out Bard President With Boos At United Palace
Graduates from Bard High School Early Colleges booed President Leon Botstein at a United Palace commencement, protesting his ties to Jeffrey Epstein as he prepares to step down. The interruption reflected months of campus anger and renewed calls for accountability.
Manhattan Mount Sinai Team Says Tiny Blood Particles Could Tip Off Alzheimer’s Earlier
Mount Sinai scientists identified tiny blood particles called SECmeres that carry brain‑specific RNA and outperformed standard extracellular vesicles as potential Alzheimer’s biomarkers.












