California faces a financial disaster as $2 billion meant to help the homeless vanishes. Federal investigators launched a task force to track the missing money after audits exposed shocking mismanagement. Taxpayers are furious while tent cities keep growing across the state.
Governor Newsom’s team can’t explain where the money went. Audits show 70% of homeless funds sit unspent despite record homelessness. Cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles drown in budget deficits while shelters sit empty. Officials blame “waste” and “corruption” for the crisis.
Liberal policies poured $24 billion into homelessness programs with zero results. Homeless counts jumped from 151,000 to 187,000 since 2019. Sacramento’s latest sweep found only 5 out of 50 homeless people accepted shelter. Tent cities now dominate parks and sidewalks statewide.
Newsom pushes new rules to clear encampments every 3 days. Conservatives argue this just shuffles the problem while ignoring stolen funds. Assemblyman Josh Hoover demands answers: “$37 billion wasted and homelessness keeps rising. Where’s the accountability?”
Fresno faces a $20 million deficit. Oakland nears bankruptcy with a $115 million shortfall. San Diego’s deficit hits $250 million as services get cut. San Francisco’s $2 billion nightmare shows blue cities collapsing under failed policies.
The federal task force includes fraud prosecutors and FBI agents. They’ll probe contracts handed to shady non-profits and missing LAHSA millions. Supervisor Kathryn Barger says oversight is “long overdue” after audits found “no transparency” in spending.
Newsom tries distracting voters by blaming President Trump. Meanwhile, his free healthcare plan for illegal immigrants gets scaled back as money dries up. Patriots see this as proof liberal handouts don’t work.
Hardworking Americans deserve better than stolen billions and streets overrun with tents. Real solutions start with auditing every penny, firing corrupt bureaucrats, and putting taxpayers first. California’s disaster warns America: endless spending without accountability destroys cities.
