This is why I love handwriting; it’s full of surprises, words that make you stop and squint because they aren’t recognizable.

This report, powered by automated data-gathering at Times of San Diego, is here to help you look at how things are going with graffiti in your neighborhood. Here's the latest from June.

“It better not f—king fail,” Azumi cut in. Eclectic items available at I Hate Records on Haight Street in San Francisco on ...

John Lloyd’s letter ( 7 July) about scavenging seagulls is symptomatic of coastal towns. Here in Tenterden, we are only a few ...

The proposed Seattle bill to combat ongoing illegal graffiti across the city has been amended to increase the fine to a ...