Federal Law Enforcement & Public Corruption

Federal agents executed search warrants Feb. 25 at Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters and at multiple residences tied to Superintendent Alberto Carvalho — including his San Pedro home and a Southwest Ranches, Florida property — with LAUSD confirming law‑enforcement activity, some employees asked to leave, and officials saying they are cooperating while the sealed affidavits leave the investigation’s precise focus and any charges unclear. Media reports suggest the probe may be connected to a failed $6 million AllHere AI contract (about $3 million paid up front), with agents also visiting the Miami‑area home of a former AllHere salesperson who says she’s owed commissions; the company’s founder has been accused of embezzlement and other fraud, and critics note past controversies around Carvalho and potential appearance‑of‑impropriety in contract‑related donations.