"Tagging" refers to a simple, stylized signature or pseudonym used by an artist, often the most basic form of graffiti. A "throw-up" is a more elaborate version of tagging, usually consisting of ...

There were large “throw-ups”—words painted in bubble ... “The cost of cleaning up graffiti that some of these people generate could be $100,000,” Boyle tells WW.

“We don’t allow tags or throw-ups,” Harrington said, referring to the graffiti that vandals regularly put up on the fly. Harrington said graffiti has been in St. Louis for years, as it is in ...

On Decatur Street, graffiti can be viewed on abandoned storefronts. “During Mardi Gras, there was like throw up in the streets and it was dirty and disgusting. Now, it’s like you look around ...

As temperatures climb, Seattle is experiencing a significant increase in graffiti incidents, with reports indicating more ...

Officials at the city's Department of Neighborhood Resources worry that vandals might be striking back with extra intensity after the city cleans up the graffiti, Community Services Director ...

The county has now covered up the graffiti and says they'll continue ... resources as is to accomplish what we need to, much less throwing a wrench of hours and hours of labor into something ...

As the weather warms up, KDPS Officer Chris Brouwer has noticed graffiti spreading throughout ... bridges and buildings. “To throw it on a wall does nothing but fuel opinions on both sides ...

The pea-brained spray-can vandal (or vandals) who desecrated Yosemite National Park with graffiti cannot be allowed ... three to six months in prison and up to a $5,000 fine.

According to new report from the Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT), two pilot programs have been successful in helping to prevent graffiti, as well as helping to cover up graffiti.