vandalism

NEW BEDFORD - Three city residents, two of them teenagers, have been arrested in connection with a string of vandalism that damaged at least 23 vehicles. New Bedford Police officers responded to the area of Caroll and Brigham Streets near St...

More anti-Semitic graffiti has been discovered in New Bedford. New Bedford Police are investigating after vandals spray painted three swastikas on the sidewalk on Mill Street, near County Street. The graffiti was discovered around 8:34 p...

Vandals spray painted anti-Semitic graffiti on a building and a sidewalk in downtown New Bedford. The graffiti was discovered on Tuesday, and New Bedford Police say it may have happened overnight. Two blue swastikas were spray-painted onto a building and sidewalk on Dover Street, between North Water Street and Acushnet Avenue...

FREETOWN - Two Plymouth men are arrested after Freetown Police catch them spray-painting graffiti on Profile Rock. Police say a hiker in the Freetown State Forest saw the two men spray-painting markings on the natural rock formation and immediately called police...

Pokemon Go players being blamed for the recent vandalism and litter at Fort Phoenix in Fairhaven are offering to help with the problems. With Pokemon Go bringing massive amounts of people to the historic site, many officials have reported damage to the structures, and even defecation around the area...

FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (AP) - A fort destroyed in the Revolutionary War is again fending off attacks - this time from "Pokemon Go" players. Caretakers of Fort Phoenix in Massachusetts say players of the popular smartphone game are damaging the historic site...

Residents in Dighton are expressing shock after racist graffiti was spray painted on a sign in town.

Falmouth Police are asking for the public's help as they try to determine who is responsible for a series of vandalisms that have taken place across the town.

New Bedford Police are investigating after numerous vehicles were damaged in the North End.

A man is facing charges after he allegedly caused more than $6,000 in damage to North Attleboro's new soccer fields.