In a development out of California, the superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District has stepped down. Alberto Carvalho submitted his resignation to the district and its Board of Education, according to district officials. Details of the resignation are limited, but it is confirmed that Carvalho is no longer in his position.

The resignation comes after the FBI conducted raids on his home and a district office. For more information on the situation, readers can refer to the original report from Nexstar's KTLA, which has confirmed the details with district officials.