Rep. Doug LaMalfa

Happy New Year! Here’s to a year filled with promise, hard work, and the blessings that matter most to you and your loved ones.

A recent audit of California’s federal programs found the state “did not materially comply” with requirements for 6 of the 13 programs reviewed, failing to meet basic federal standards on nearly half of the programs examined. The audit also found deficiencies in accounting and administrative practices that weaken internal controls over compliance.

This isn’t a minor paperwork issue. It’s a clear sign that state leadership isn’t properly managing federal dollars that are supposed to be used responsibly. That falls squarely on the Democrat politicians running the state, showing just how far accountability has slipped in Sacramento.

Congress and the Administration need to hold California accountable for these failures.

Read the full audit here:

auditor.ca.gov

Gray wolves have recovered across the lower 48, but federal protections are still preventing states from managing populations responsibly. That leaves ranchers, pets, and families at risk. The Pet and Livestock Protection Act puts common sense back in wildlife management and delists the gray wolf from the Endangered Species Act.

Hear directly from Northern Californians about why this legislation matters for their families and farms.