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“Los Angeles homeowners are fuming after ballots continue landing in their mailboxes for people who moved away years ago.

The intended recipients include former residents of the addresses or family members who have since moved away, some who have been gone for six years, The California Post learned.

The alleged botched ballot issues come as a federal lawsuit alleges California is carrying more than 873,000 inactive voter registrations, some dating back more than a decade.”

The federal government overpaid welfare and social services recipients by a stunning $186 billion in fiscal year 2025, a startling surge of $24 billion from the previous year’s total.

According to the Government Accountability Office (GAO), 15 federal agencies made up the massive improper payments overage spanning 64 programs, with approximately 82% of the overages the result of overpayments.

And these are just the mistakes that the government caught — usually not outright fraud, like the billions alleged in Minnesota.

The GAO’s analysis comes as a fraudtask force helmed by Vice President JD Vance seeks to apply pressure to states, including New York, to root out the sources of fraud or risk losing federal funding.

Medicare was responsible for the largest share of overpayments, according to GAO’s analysis, coming in at $57 billion.

Medicare — the second largest government program after Social Security — has a budget of nearly $1.1 trillion.

Medicaid mistakes cost $37 billion, while the government doled out $21 billion for the Earned Income Tax Credit to people who didn’t deserve it.

US government overpaid welfare and Medicare recipients by $186 billion last year — after a shocking surge The federal government overpaid welfare and social services recipients to the tune of $186 billion in fiscal year 2025, a startling uptick of $24 billion from the previous year’s total led by…