Feds question Gavin Newsom’s volunteer project costs

A federal audit found that California Volunteers, a program supported by Governor Gavin Newsom, lacked sufficient oversight of millions in grant funding, raising concerns about accountability and potential misuse of funds. The audit questioned $10.8 million in costs from a nonprofit organization, recommending the recovery of nearly $4.8 million and disallowing an additional $6 million in matching contributions. Auditors identified inadequate financial controls, missing documentation, and insufficient monitoring of recipients, which could increase the risk of fraud or waste. Despite extensive investments and expansion efforts, the agency's financial oversight challenges cast doubt on some of its expenditures.

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