Caitlin Cook’s “The Writing on the Stall,” a funny, poignant musical now at the Soho Playhouse, is the creative culmination of a decade spent documenting scrawls in public bathrooms. (New York Jewish ...

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I travel across Upstate New York on a regular basis and there is one thing about driving around Central New York that irks me: graffiti. Now don’t get me wrong, every area of the state has graffiti in ...

Michele Norris and Robert Siegel read this week's letters. Listeners fume about a graffiti-oriented video game, question the timing of a profile about Kansas Senator Sam Brownback and give thanks for ...

Have you ever called in a report of graffiti or dumped trash, or hit a pothole and wondered when it was going to be fixed? This week, we take a look at how city neighborhoods stack up on three of the ...

The COVID-19 pandemic nearly crippled Tempe’s graffiti clean up program, all but undoing years of progress as illegal tagging increased by 630%, according to the most recent city estimates. It’s the ...

Re: “Charges offer a look at how prolific graffiti taggers operate” (Dec. 20, Northwest): It’s about time! I was heartened to read the article about King County prosecutors filing charges against ...

Re: “Seattle’s graffiti law reinstated by Court of Appeals” [Feb. 2, Local News]: Thanks so much for bringing this very important issue to light. Much of the city is in shock to see how graffiti has ...