Mark Danaj News Today

The eighth. Are you ready for a really nice friday . I am hoping for one. Lets just do a repeat of yesterday. Lets do that. Well, steves right here. Its cold, but itll be nicee weekend, thats for sure. A lot of 30 showing up here. Have it n good authority. Its 36 and palo alto 37. There are many. I mean, i think the coldest i saw was orinda and Boulder Creek at 35. Maybe youre backyard thermometers. Cold. Enjoy today. Get out and do what you have to ride the bike. Play tennis, pickleball, golf, ...

Mark Danaj was told to report to the Santa Rita Jail on June 4

OAKLAND — A former Fremont city manager — who drew the ire of prosecutors last year for embarking on an Italian cooking trip while facing felony fraud charges here — was sentenced Thursday to jail time and a six-figure restitution bill. Mark Danaj, 54, was told to report to Santa Rita Jail on June 4 to serve a 90-day jail sentence after having pled guilty last month to obtaining money under false pretenses, a felony. He also was ordered to pay nearly $317,000 to the city of Fremont, largel...

Fremont’s embattled former city manager is facing new accusations of fraudulently concealing his misuse of a city-issued credit card to land a final, nearly-300,000 check from the city while on his way out, according to a new criminal complaint. Mark Danaj, whose tenure as the city’s top administrator ended ignominiously in 2021, now stands accused of obtaining money, labor or property by false pretenses after prosecutors say he mislead Fremont’s City Council while negotiating a hefty seve...

Mark Danaj now faces three felony counts tied to his tenure as Fremont's city manager

Mark Danaj faces felony charges of embezzlement and misappropriation of public funds

Mark Danaj faces felony charges of embezzlement and misappropriation of public funds

By Sandra Varner The family of the late Fremont Police Captain Fred “Freddie” Bobbitt filed a wrongful death lawsuit in the Alameda County Superior Court against the City of Fremont on Monday. At a press conference, Bobbitt’s survivors announced they were seeking unspecified economic and noneconomic damages. According to Bay City News, city officials expressed |

Family members of late Fremont Police Capt. Fred Bobbitt on Monday filed a wrongful death suit in the Alameda County Superior Court against the city of Fremont...

The family of the late Fremont Police Captain, Fred Bobbitt, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Fremont Tuesday. They claim retaliation and inaction by city officials caused emotional distress, and led Bobbitt to take his own life.