Lisa M. Krieger
Monterey Herald
Palo Alto, CA, United States
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Rare endangered whale glimpsed in Monterey Bay
A whale-watching voyage yields photographs and video of North Pacific right whale, a species nearing extinction. → Read More
Rare endangered whale glimpsed in Monterey Bay
A whale-watching voyage yields photographs and video of North Pacific right whale, a species nearing extinction. → Read More
Rare endangered whale glimpsed in Monterey Bay
A whale-watching voyage yields photographs and video of North Pacific right whale, a species nearing extinction. → Read More
Here’s how facial recognition is changing travel through Bay Area airports
At airports, facial recognition helps improve security and efficiency. But it has privacy ramifications. → Read More
Bay Area Outdoors: West Marin holds a few of my favorite things
From star gazing to swimming with Moon Jellies, these are a few of my favorite things. → Read More
What is shingles? Sen. Feinstein’s diagnosis, explained
Sen. Feinstein is hospitalized with a common viral infection that is serious, but not fatal. Here’s what we know about it. → Read More
Why egg prices are high and California lost its lead: Poultry expert Richard Blatchford
California used to be the number one egg-producing state in the nation. Now it’s around the 10th. There’s an egg-deficit, and we’re paying the price. → Read More
E-bikes are an environmental dream — except out in nature
In response to a new California policy that allows e-bikes anywhere that standard bikes are permitted, local officials are racing to ban their use on unpaved routes in open space preserves. → Read More
Wintery blast brings most snow to the Bay Area since 2011
Peaks blanketed, Highway 17 closed, more than 1 foot of snow in some mountain areas → Read More
Wintery blast brings most snow to the Bay Area since 2011
Peaks blanketed, Highway 17 closed, more than 1 foot of snow in some mountain areas → Read More
Video: Winter storm drops low snow in Santa Cruz Mountains as the rest of the Bay Area braces
“It’s gonna be a giant mess,” one forecaster says, with 4 to 12 inches of snow expected in many parts of the region. → Read More
Can an annual blood test find cancer while it’s curable?
Blood tests that screen people for many kinds of cancer are starting to enter the clinic — causing controversy. → Read More
Can an annual blood test find cancer while it’s curable?
Blood tests that screen people for many kinds of cancer are starting to enter the clinic — causing controversy. → Read More
The end of an era: The long, lonely days of Mount Madonna’s last white deer
A small white deer is the sole survivor of a once-large herd created by famed publisher William Randolph Hearst, gifted to cattle baron Henry Miller, and then expanded by the seizure of an illegal … → Read More
Mount Madonna's last white deer wanders her pen alone, with only birds and squirrels for company
A small white deer is the sole survivor of a once-large herd created by famed publisher William Randolph Hearst, gifted to cattle baron Henry Miller, and then expanded. → Read More
The fight over Olympic Valley’s future: ‘We don’t need an artificial amusement park’
A proposed development, featured a large indoor recreation center, would be the valley’s biggest overhaul since the 1960 Winter Olympics. → Read More
The fight over Olympic Valley’s future: ‘We don’t need an artificial amusement park’
A proposed development, featured a large indoor recreation center, would be the valley’s biggest overhaul since the 1960 Winter Olympics. → Read More
Storms send sewage pouring into streets, creeks, San Francisco Bay and Pacific Ocean
Heavy downpours triggered the release of millions of gallons of raw sewage mixed with rainwater across the region in just two weeks, according to an analysis of 88 reports to the state’s Office of … → Read More
Storms send sewage pouring into streets, creeks, San Francisco Bay and Pacific Ocean
Heavy downpours triggered the release of millions of gallons of raw sewage mixed with rainwater across the region in just two weeks, according to an analysis of 88 reports to the state’s Office of … → Read More
California storms: When will we get a breather?
By mid-January, a ridge of high-pressure air may help block incoming storms – but climate change means more weather swings. → Read More