Auditoría California
California has been found in noncompliance with seven out of 22 federal programs, according to a state audit that highlights significant failures in the unemployment benefits program. The audit reveals that the state likely issued $200 million in ineligible payments in 2023, with 66% of claimants facing verification issues. Lawmakers, including Assembly Minority Leader James Gallagher, criticize Governor Gavin Newsom's administration for mismanagement and call for urgent reforms to restore accountability. The findings raise concerns about potential federal funding cuts and the state's ongoing structural deficit in its unemployment fund, which could lead to increased payroll taxes and economic strain on businesses. For more details, visit the full article.