D.C. landmarks cleaned up; Workers are almost done removing green paint that was thrown on targets including the Lincoln Memorial.

Cleaning crews have nearly finished removing green paint splashed on several national landmarks, and a 58-year-old woman charged with vandalism was released Friday to a halfway house, police said.

The targeted landmarks included the Lincoln Memorial, the architectural wooden framework behind the altar of the Washington National Cathedral Children's Chapel and a piano organ in the cathedral's historic Bethlehem Chapel.

Green paint was also found Monday on a statue of Martin Luther King Jr. in northwest Washington's Thomas Circle and on a statue of Joseph Henry, first secretary of the Smithsonian, on the National Mall.

On Monday, D.C Metropolitan Police charged Jiamei Tian, a Chinese...