Starbucks Corp. confirmed Monday that a laptop containing private information on 97,000 employees was stolen Oct. 29.

The weekend's mall shooting involved a gang, a gun and a grudge. Gang battles aren't confined to neighborhood turf wars anymore. They're spilling into public places. We're all at risk.

A Bellevue fish broker who was charged with mislabeling thousands of pounds of fish as halibut has pleaded guilty to a federal felony in a deal that forces him to take out advertisements in seafood industry magazines apologizing for his criminal conduct.

The home of a Seattle police attorney was burglarized, and now a department-issued firearm is missing. Detectives have arrested a suspect in the crime.

Police suspect that at least five victims in this past weekend's shootings -- two at Southcenter, one at a First Hill nightclub and two on Rainier Avenue South -- had ties to the same street gang in South Seattle.

Four young men shot over the weekend were friends, classmates bound together by life on the streets and the desire to leave it.

Shoppers returned to Westfield Southcenter Mall on Sunday to get a jump on their holiday spending, many oblivious to the shooting there a day earlier that killed 16-year-old Daiquan Jones of Seattle, and hospitalized his friend.

The shooting that evacuated Westfield Southcenter was just one part of a violent weekend in King County. Eleven people were shot in five separate incidents, and one man was stabbed. Three of the victims died.

Two teens were shot at the Westfield Southcenter mall in Tukwila Saturday, the gunfire sending terrified customers running for their lives as the gunman escaped in the chaos.

The crisis negotiator who tried to talk down a man threatening to jump from the Aurora Bridge said Thursday his attempt to put handcuffs on him was a last-ditch effort to save the man's life.