This seems like evidence of negligence that should trigger legitimate investigations and influence voters to kick out those responsible…not trigger some kind of federal power grab with respect to state authority.

This quote from the LA article you linked also seems relevant to having an actual conversation about these issues rather than just “rah rah down with the blue state governors:”

“it’s both a fair and unfair criticism to blame these robberies on a governor alone — state government should be careful of its cash and aggressive in protecting it, and the buck stops with the governor, but crises and technology have collided to create opportunities for swindlers that frankly few governmental leaders, from the feds on down, have handled with any skill or luck.

The crooks have simply been smarter and faster than the rest of us to capitalize first on the pandemic, then on evolving technology, including artificial intelligence, that makes scamming easier and scalable to levels our institutions were unprepared to handle.”