FREMONT, Calif. (KGO) -- The Bay Area's sweltering temperatures are blamed for a fish kill at a lake in Fremont. The city told ABC7 News that 500-1,000 fish have died in Central Park's Lake Elizabeth.

The heat wave baking the Bay Area is having a deadly impact at a popular lake in Fremont. The scorching temperatures have killed off hundreds of fish in Central Park's Lake Elizabeth, an 83-acre ...

The death of 1,000 fish in Fremont’s Lake Elizabeth shocked residents and drew widespread news coverage this month. But in reality, the problems at the city’s 83-acre lake go much deeper — and stretch ...

About 1,000 fish at Lake Elizabeth in Fremont’s Central Park have died this week after the excessive heat wave caused low oxygen levels in the water, according to a city spokesperson. With city high ...

FREMONT, Calif. - Extreme heat and low oxygen levels have killed up to 1,000 fish in Fremont's Lake Elizabeth this week, city officials said. Fremont residents were shocked to see the dead fish ...

(KRON) — More than 1,000 pounds of fish died at Lake Elizabeth in Fremont this week, a city official told KRON4. Officials said fish in the lake were breathing one-fifth of their normal oxygen levels.

A heat wave killed off 1,000 fish by asphyxiation in the manmade Lake Elizabeth in Fremont, California. Lake Elizabeth spans 83 acres in the city’s Central Park. Town personnel started cleaning up ...