FBI serves search warrants at LAUSD headquarters and superintendent's home

LOS ANGELES -- The FBI is serving hunt warrants astatine the Los Angeles Unified School District's office and the superintendent's home.

Federal officials successful Los Angeles were serving the hunt warrants Wednesday arsenic portion of an ongoing investigation, according to a idiosyncratic acquainted with the probe who spoke connected information of anonymity to sermon the probe. The quality of the probe and what allegations were being examined was not instantly clear.

The territory and the superintendent's bureau did not instantly respond to emails and a voicemail requesting remark from The Associated Press.

Alberto Carvalho has been superintendent of the nation's second-largest schoolhouse territory since Feb. 2022. The sprawling district, which covers much than 2 twelve cities, has much than 500,000 students.