The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing is responsible for reviewing allegations of misconduct by teachers and school administrators. A recent audit exposed major flaws in how the state agency investigates such complaints, and how it revokes credentials. Also uncovered was a backlog of three years worth of cases, and familial relationships among commission employees. Now, a legislator is calling for a complete change in leadership for the agency.

• More: Read key findings from the audit (PDF) - at Auditor.ca.gov