The Los Angeles Police Department says the shooting happened Sunday, May 31, 2026, around 11:19 a.m. in the 10800 block of Ventura Boulevard. Officers found an adult man with a gunshot wound, and he was pronounced dead at the scene. LAPD said the case is being handled by its Robbery-Homicide Division.

Investigators are still seeking witnesses and any available video. Police have not publicly identified a suspect or confirmed a motive, so the case remains open.

Why this lot matters in Studio City

The shooting happened at a Metro park-and-ride site serving the Universal City/Studio City Station. For many Studio City riders, the lot is part of the daily commute to work, school, and transit connections along Ventura Boulevard.

That is why the incident has a local impact beyond a standard crime report. A deadly shooting at a commuter parking lot naturally raises questions about how safe people feel using the station area, especially around peak travel times.

Metro said the shooting was not related to transit service. That means buses and rail were not the issue, but the public-safety concern at a busy commuter lot remains very real.

What to watch next

The key unanswered questions are still the suspect, the motive, and whether detectives recover clearer video or other leads. LAPD is asking anyone with information to come forward.

For now, the takeaway for Studio City readers is simple: this was a deadly shooting at a heavily used park-and-ride lot, and the investigation is still active.

Sources

• LAPD Robbery-Homicide Division homicide update
• LA Metro parking lots by line
• CBS Los Angeles report on the Studio City park-and-ride shooting
• Los Angeles Times report on the fatal shooting near Universal Studios
• ABC7 Los Angeles report on the shooting at the Universal City park-and-ride