SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- More and more people are using technology and social tools to do something about San Francisco's dirty streets. The latest is an app modeled after Snapchat called "Snapcrap." ...

No, Snapcrap isn't a weird bathroom parody of Snapchat. The new app released on Tuesday to iOS users is trying to help clean up the dirty streets of San Francisco, according to its developer Sean ...

San Francisco city workers clear away debris that includes syringes from the remains of a tent city. The new ‘Snapcrap’ app lets iPhone users send pictures of poop, syringes and trash on the city’s ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. A newcomer to San Francisco has created a ...

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- A 24-year-old has created a free app to make it easier for people to report poop and used needles on the famously dirty streets of San Francisco. Sean Miller moved to San ...

Sean Miller moved to San Francisco a year and a half ago, and quickly noticed something: when he walked outside his apartment, he needed to watch where he stepped. "Within a couple of days, it was ...

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A newcomer to San Francisco has created a free app to make it easier for people to report poop and used needles on the city's famously dirty streets. Sean Miller, 24, moved to San ...

SAN FRANCISCO — A newcomer to San Francisco has created a free app to make it easier for people to report poop and used needles on the city’s famously dirty streets. Sean Miller, 24, moved to San ...