SEATTLE — The city of Seattle may soon start suing graffiti taggers for the cost of cleaning up their damage. City attorney ...

Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison has introduced legislation to combat ongoing illegal graffiti tagging across the city that costs taxpayers an estimated $6 million annually.

The City Attorney's office said there were more than 28,000 reported graffiti incidents in Seattle last year, which cost taxpayers about $6 million to clean up.

The City Attorney's office said there were more than 28,000 reported graffiti incidents in Seattle last year, which cost ...

The BriefSeattle City Attorney Ann Davison is proposing a new ordinance to impose fines up to $1,000 per graffiti violation, ...

Seattle's City Attorney proposed a $1,000 fine for graffiti to curb vandalism, with the City Council's support, allowing ...

Seattle Police aren’t busting taggers. The City Attorney is asking for a new tool to crack down on the likes of WESH and DOTCOM without cops including a $1,000 fine “per illegal ...

A vibrant painting by Lady Pink will mark the first MoMA PS1 mural commission, a new program that invites artists to create ...