Phoenix removed graffiti at more than 80%2C000 sites last fiscal year Dense areas have more graffiti%2C according to the city. Much of it isn%27t gang-related City data shows hotspots for graffiti so ...
You might not see William Barajas or his tag, MAWD around Phoenix streets for a while; Phoenix Judge Sherry K. Stephens sentenced Barajas to two and a half years in prison after he confessed to more ...
PHOENIX - Every day in Phoenix, more and more graffiti shows up on the streets. And every day, there's Jesse Negrete, a Graffiti Buster. "We bust graffiti every day 7 days a week," Negrete said. The ...
It's not art, it's vandalism. That was the message from Phoenix mayor Greg Stanton on Tuesday, as the city kicked off the third annual Graffiti Free Phoenix Awareness month. The program encourages ...
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) --The City of Phoenix is getting a head-start on spring cleaning by tackling the graffiti around the city as there seems to have been an increase in the amount of tagging in ...
Some of the cool kids might not like us for spreading the word, but the city of Phoenix will clean it up when someone graffitis your property – for free. For 11 years, Phoenix has made February its ...
While most people associate graffiti with vandalism, some Phoenix business owners have allowed graffiti artists to showcase work on their business’ exterior walls in support of the urban art form. “It ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. People who believe they are a victim of — or witness to — theft from a business or graffiti in Phoenix can now easily report those ...
The bustling streets of downtown Phoenix are becoming a blank canvas for the visions of Phoenix street artists who strive to make their communities more colorful. Many of their murals are on Roosevelt ...
(JTA) — Graffiti including swastikas and the words “white power” were discovered on the auditorium of a Phoenix high school. The vandalism on the outside walls of the auditorium at Pinnacle High is ...
Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series called FYI, which examines Arizona stories and issues using multimedia and data. One of Phoenix’s most prominent art venues is Roosevelt Row. Located ...