Santa Barbara
Paso Robles auto burglary suspect arrested
A suspect was taken into custody for auto burglary on Tuesday. According to Paso Robles police (PRPD), a resident reported an auto burglary in progress on the 2400 block of
Suspect pleads not guilty in Atascadero standoff case
Faced with multiple felonies, the man arrested for barricading his home for a 15-hour stand-off with Atascadero police has entered a plea a not guilty on all charges. The accused,
FBI credits bank robbery to ‘Geezer Bandit’
FBI officials say the suspect for Friday’s daring bank robbery at the San Luis Obispo Bank of America on Higuera Street may be none other than California’s own Geezer Bandit.
Robber’s attempts foiled by dye pack, San Luis Police searching for suspect
San Luis Police are looking for a suspect who robbed the Higuera Street Bank of America on Friday, Dec. 2. According to police, a male subject entered the bank at
15-hour standoff ends in arrest – various SLO agencies, SWAT, bomb squad called in
A standoff in the Atascadero has ended after 15 hours with the arrest of a 45-year-old man from his barricaded home. Rudolph Charles Muravez II, 45, who threatened police with
Transient arrested after pointing pistol
Atascadero Police (APD) arrested a female transient after she allegedly threatened a man and woman with a gun on Saturday night at transient camp located near Atascadero Creek. The 42-year-old
Police arrest man after on suspicion of battery, false imprisonment
Pismo Beach police arrested a 27-year-old man on Monday after he allegedly assaulted two female roommates at a Shell Beach home. According to police, the women accused David Galvan of
Arrested journalist blasts department's top DUI cop
SANTA BARBARA – Santa Barbara police Chief Cam Sanchez is on the offensive, rebutting a June 22 investigative report published in The Santa Barbara News-Press calling into question the nature
Arrested journalist blasts department’s top DUI cop
SANTA BARBARA – Santa Barbara police Chief Cam Sanchez is on the offensive, rebutting a June 22 investigative report published in The Santa Barbara News-Press calling into question the nature
Van's destruction delays manslaughter trial
SANTA BARBARA – A crucial piece of evidence in a vehicular manslaughter case was destroyed months after the victim’s death and has cast the outcome of a pending juvenile court
