A corrupt St. Petersburg official chose military service over jail time. 

In June 1996, a woman woke up on an overnight train arriving in St. Petersburg with no memory of who she was or why she was there...

Over the past few years, Petersburgers have been noticing small pieces of fabric with skillfully made embroidery on the streets of the city.

An exhibit backed by a close associate of the Kremlin claims, erroneously, to show paintings newly attributed to Leonardo da Vinci. 

Lifelong dissident Alexander Skobov was arrested in St. Petersburg, again.

A St. Petersburg tour guide has been punished for breaking locks on rooftop excursions.

Kirov locals hope to recover a cat erroneously thrown off a train to St. Petersburg.  

A mysterious fire erupted at one of Wildberries's largest warehouses, costing billions of rubles in damages.

A mother and daughter spread love and connection, one postcard at a time.

Today in St. Petersburg, Sasha Skochilenko became Russia's newest political prisoner, for a silent protest against war.

Police drew up protocols at the European University at St. Petersburg after finding books from "undesirable organizations."

Russian classifieds website Avito listed a St. Petersburg green space for sale.