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$180 Billion in Fraud? California Spending Scandal Comes Under Scrutiny

$180 Billion in Fraud? California Spending Scandal Comes Under Scrutiny

A report claims up to $180 billion in California fraud, but the scale and causes remain contested, raising questions about oversight and spending.

Tyler Flores
Tyler Flores