Google files RICO Act lawsuit against Chinese cybercriminals for massive smishing attacks, impacting millions of Americans. Lawsuit targets Lighthouse network, accused of compromising up to 100 million credit cards.

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On November twelfth, the United States witnessed a rare spectacle: the northern lights, triggered by severe solar storms, illuminated skies as far south as Florida, Colorado, and Texas. This G four geomagnetic storm watch event, caused by coronal mass ejections from the sun, disrupted communication infrastructure but offered a breathtaking natural phenomenon for millions to enjoy.

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November twelfth marks a pivotal moment in boys basketball recruiting, with the early signing period promising a flurry of commitments from top prospects. Five-star recruits and highly-ranked players like Adam Oumiddoch, Cameron Williams, Ethan Taylor, Austin Goosby, Babatunde Oladotun, and Arafan Diane are set to make their decisions, significantly impacting the 2026 recruiting landscape. Schools like Duke, Arizona, Michigan State, BYU, Texas, Arkansas, and Houston are among those vying for these top talents. The period is crucial for many programs, with traditional powerhouses and surprising contenders like Missouri, Oklahoma State, and Pitt making strong starts in their class rankings.

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Oaklands inaugural Cocktail Week, from November 13th to 23rd, highlights the citys vibrant cocktail scene. Twenty-plus bars and restaurants offer special events, exclusive tastings, and themed menus. Lucy Blue, a new stylish bar, is among the participants, eager to showcase Oaklands creativity and community spirit. No tickets required; just visit your favorite local spots for a spirited celebration.

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Bracing for a Storm: The Bay Area Prepares for a Significant Weather Shift - The Bay Area is gearing up for a major weather change, with widespread rain and strong winds expected on November twelfth. Daytime temperatures will be mild, but the main concern is an unsettled weather pattern bringing moderate rain and powerful southerly winds, with a chance of thunderstorms. The National Weather Service has issued a high wind warning for the coastal North Bay and Marin hills, with gusts up to seventy miles per hour possible. Strong gusts could also extend to the San Mateo County coast. Residents are advised to secure loose outdoor items and be prepared for potential property damage and difficult driving conditions. The rain and thunderstorms are expected to last through Wednesday night and into early Thursday, with conditions improving later on Thursday as the storm moves out.

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On November twelfth, a series of burglaries and vandalism in downtown Walnut Creek left at least five businesses, including restaurants and salons, with shattered windows and plywood coverings. Video surveillance captured images of five men involved, suggesting a coordinated effort. Business owners, like Tim Ketron of Athletic Outpost, express frustration over the monetary and emotional impact. Local authorities have yet to release details on the investigation, leaving the community on edge and hoping for swift action to prevent future incidents.

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San Mateo County supervisors are set to appoint a new sheriff today, following the removal of Christina Corpus due to corruption allegations and a toxic work environment. Three finalists - Kenneth Binder, David Lazar, and Brian Wynn Hyunh Travis - have extensive law enforcement experience. The board will consider community feedback, seeking a sheriff with strong integrity, leadership, and commitment to sanctuary city policies. The selection will be made during a special meeting starting at nine AM.

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Angel Cakes Bakery, a worker-owned cooperative, is providing free cakes and cupcakes to families affected by the government shutdown. Theyve launched a GoFundMe campaign, with each sponsored item resulting in two donated ones. The bakery also plans to collaborate with local food banks, aiming to make this a monthly initiative, spreading joy and support within their community.

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Newly released emails reveal Jeffrey Epsteins reference to Donald Trump as the dog that hasnt barked, suggesting Trumps potential involvement with Epsteins alleged victims. Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell discussed strategic responses if Trump were to be asked about his association. Maxwell considered the possibility of Trump defending Epstein, which could generate a debt of gratitude. Meanwhile, House Speaker Mike Johnson is set to swear in Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva, whose signature could force a vote on a bill compelling the DOJ to release all investigative files on Epstein, as the DOJ has only provided a fraction of the requested documents.

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On November twelfth, the House of Representatives is set to vote on a bill that could end the longest government shutdown in history. After a bipartisan deal moved through the House Rules Committee, the legislation will first face a procedural vote, potentially sending it to President Trumps desk for his signature. The ongoing shutdown has caused significant disruption, affecting various government services and federal employees. House Speaker Mike Johnson has urged lawmakers to return to Washington immediately, highlighting the urgency to resolve this situation and restore full government functions.

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