And the biggest fan of those 178,000 or so street name signs is John Fisher, who retired two years ago after 39 years as a city Department of Transportation engineer and assistant general manager.

A Texas law requiring "In God We Trust" signs to be hung in schools as long as they were donated has resulted in the signs popping up across the state.

Editor’s note: The story below contains a disturbing image. The hanging tree where a lynch mob gathered to gawk at the bullet-riddled body of Rubin Stacy is long gone. But the 1935 murder of … ...

Especially in local races, political signs can drive name recognition in important ways. In one study, they even helped elevate a fictitious candidate to near the front of the pack.

A controversial conservative artist was photographed in Manhattan hanging up one of the mysterious Donald Trump traffic signs that went viral last week, despite previously denying responsibility ...