Lisa Krieger
Vacaville Reporter
Palo Alto, CA, United States
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Recent articles by Lisa:
Meteor hunt: New research reveals the life and death of a space rock
Scientists watch an asteroid hurtle toward Earth and explode, then collected and studied its shards. → Read More
Meteor hunt: New research reveals the life and death of a space rock
Scientists watch an asteroid hurtle toward Earth and explode, then collected and studied its shards. → Read More
Meteor hunt: New research reveals the life and death of a space rock
Scientists watch an asteroid hurtle toward Earth and explode, then collected and studied its shards. → Read More
Water wars in a drying California: New money vs. old power in San Joaquin Valley
What started as a dispute about a tube of plastic under a muddy ditch is escalating into a bitter legal fight between the two multimillion-dollar businesses, pitting old power against new money and… → Read More
Monkeypox treatment: Out of storage, into bodies?
Created to protect us from weaponized smallpox, TPOXX is now being used against monkeypox. That’s problemmatic. → Read More
Parenting helps protect against severe COVID, Kaiser study finds
Do youngsters’ germs help fend off severe COVID-19 in their parents? Kaiser: Yes, but we don’t know why. → Read More
Parenting helps protect against severe COVID, Kaiser study finds
Do youngsters’ germs help fend off severe COVID-19 in their parents? Kaiser: Yes, but we don’t know why. → Read More
Stanford linear accelerator probes: Did Gutenberg really invent printing?
An analysis at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory aims to shed light on the origins of the printing press, comparing Germany’s Gutenberg Bible and early Korean Confucion texts. → Read More
The mystery blooms of smelly ‘Corpse Flowers’
Nobody can precisely predict when a “corpse flower,’ also known as a titan arum, will bloom. Its blossom is as rare as it spectacular. And their full phallic splendor will last only 24 to 36 hours.… → Read More
The mystery blooms of smelly ‘Corpse Flowers’
Nobody can precisely predict when a “corpse flower,’ also known as a titan arum, will bloom. Its blossom is as rare as it spectacular. And their full phallic splendor will last only 24 to 36 hours.… → Read More
Bay Area built: How our camera captured Webb Space Telescope’s famed first images
The story behind the Bay Area-built camera that will usher in a new era of space exploration. → Read More
Bay Area built: How our camera captured Webb Space Telescope’s famed first images
The story behind the Bay Area-built camera that will usher in a new era of space exploration. → Read More
Rush to California: Out-of-state patients surge to abortion ‘sanctuary state’
Last Friday’s Supreme Court ruling on abortion has set off a desperate travel scramble to the Golden State. → Read More
Rush to California: Out-of-state patients surge to abortion ‘sanctuary state’
Last Friday’s Supreme Court ruling on abortion has set off a desperate travel scramble to the Golden State. → Read More
Fireworks maestro: Business is booming for Jim Souza
On the eve of the nation’s birthday, Jim Souza is rushing to coordinate logistics at 400 different far-flung fireworks shows → Read More
Next fall’s new COVID vaccine will be different. Here’s what you need to know
Troubled by waning immune protection against the COVID virus, this fall’s vaccine booster should be a redesigned two-strain version, according to a recommendation by the FDA’s panel of experts on T… → Read More
Next fall’s new COVID vaccine will be different. Here’s what you need to know
A two-strain vaccine will better protect against fast-moving virus, says an FDA panel. → Read More
Next fall’s new COVID vaccine will be different. Here’s what you need to know
A two-strain vaccine will better protect against fast-moving virus, says an FDA panel. → Read More
Abortion pills will be center of next legal battles
Restriction of safe “abortion medication” is creating an angry collision between state and federal law. → Read More
Abortion pills will be center of next legal battles
Restriction of safe “abortion medication” is creating an angry collision between state and federal law. → Read More