Kathianne Boniello
The Archive
Masked anti-Israel protester who accosted Jewish man on NYC subway revealed
He made no bones about his twisted allegiances Friday when confronted by The Post at his family's five bedroom home in the San Francisco suburb of Haywood.
NYU freshman stole, sold $51K in luxury items from roomie whose millionaire dad has Putin ties: suit
The first-year NYU student allegedly stole roughly $50,000 worth of her roommate's pricey stuff, selling it off for a quick buck, according to a lawsuit.
Bronx Zoo operator hauled to court over violence against indigenous people in the Congo
Kahuzi-Biega National Park "guards and soldiers allegedly murdered, tortured, and raped civilians, and burned villagers’ homes with inhabitants inside, including children."
Mom sues MoMA design shop after $200 pot 'explodes onto her genitalia' while cooking soup
The caught on video incident shows the mom puttering around the kitchen of a California home while the contents of the see-through pot steam away on the burner.
NYC woman, 93, left with no money despite owning a 10-unit Brooklyn building, family claims
Aleksandra Chodowiec escaped communism in her native Poland but now the Greenpoint building she worked two jobs to buy isn't producing the income she needs, her family said.
Champion US baton twirler wins $4.2M verdict after being sexually assaulted during nightmare trip to Peru
The victim testified during the 2.5 week trial against the Nassau County-based USTA, chaperone Koralea Slagle and association president Karen Cammer.
NYC bar owner oversaw 'live sex show,' allowed drug use at high-end cocktail lounge: lawsuit
The bar boss is allegedly burning his own business to the ground with sex shows, and has allowed drug use at the bar -- and actual flames, his partner contends.
NYC Burger King owner blames 'open air drug bazaar' on neighbor who sued him
A Burger King owner accused in a lawsuit of letting drug dealers overrun his Fulton Street eatery claims he's not to blame -- the angry neighbor who sued him is.
Allegedly racist NY squatters who cried poverty on LI home, refused to pay mortgage for years shell out $700K for Fla. house
The Pollacks plunked down the cash for a two-bedroom, two-bath spread in an over-55 community in Boynton Beach in January, property records show.
Photog injured in scuffle with 'Call Her Daddy' podcaster Alex Cooper's entourage: suit
A self-described "fervent fan and admirer of" Cooper, shutterbug Olivia Wolf is now suing over a back injury she says she suffered in the incident.
Slow creature's visit to NYC tattoo parlor sparks city fine, denials from studio
The Dec. 8 visit at tattoo parlor Haven Studio brought the business a $500 penalty, while wildlife exhibitor Larry Wallach was issued a summons.
360-pound NYC waiter sues Paramount after being shunned from 'Mean Girls' party
Joseph Sacchi, a classically trained tenor who stands 6-foot-2 and weighs 360-pounds, says the Jan. 8 reception would have netted him a $770 tip.
High-profile TV shrink wife secretly bugged $4M Greenwich mansion to spy on ex's calls before ugly divorce: lawsuit
Marital mind games in a Greenwich, Conn., divorce have sparked business intrigue in the Big Apple.
McDonald's franchisee claims company is trying to boot him from his 37 locations
McDonald's "is wrongfully scheming" to oust George Michell, and "to steal the value of his businesses from him," he said in a lawsuit.
Gigi and Bella Hadid's dad says he 'used the wrong words' in lengthy 'apology' for homophobic, racist messages to NYC rep
The Palestinian native said "I need to apologize" for his language to Torres -- which was widely blasted as racist -- but still went on to describe the congressman as...
Infighting erupts between American Kennel Club, Miniature Shepherd fans
A legal dogfight has broken out between the allegedly unruly head of the American Miniature Shepherd Club of America and the famed American Kennel Club.
Porsche-driving LI squatters evicted by sheriff's deputies who changed locks, removed their belongings
Deputies knocked at the Brussel Drive home in New Hyde Park around 8:30 a.m. Friday, escorting Denton Gayle and Margaret Grover out.
Exotic animal store Sloth Encounters shuttered after 'LI's Joe Exotic' accused of abuse
It's the latest legal trouble for Larry Wallach, a federally licensed animal exhibitor who one critic called "Long Island's Joe Exotic."
Porsche-driving LI squatters ask to be made 'heirs' to zombie home
In what sounded like an April Fool's Day joke, Denton Gayle and Margaret Grover filed paperwork Monday requesting they be "added as heirs" to the home.
NYC music school seeks to change black students-only $3M scholarship over fears it will be deemed unlawful
The Manhattan School of Music is sitting on nearly $3 million in scholarship funds intended for black students -- because they fear the race restriction will be deemed unlawful.