Two men and a woman were shot in an upscale Los Angeles neighborhoods just a week after 18 were killed in Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay, as California the sixth mass shooting in a month.

The three victims who died were reportedly found in a car outside the $3 million home.

Four others were wounded in a shooting outside a home on Ellison Drive in Los Angeles’ posh Benedict Canyon neighborhood around 2:30 a.m. Saturday.

Two were taken to hospital before police arrived and two others were taken by EMS ABC 7. All four are in critical condition.

LAPD Sergeant Bruce Borrihan said the shooting happened outside a home believed to be used as a short-term rental.

It is not yet clear what led to the shooting, and the suspect remains at large.

Four others were also shot and seriously injured. The shooter remains at large and it is unclear what started the deadly incident

The shooting happened near a home (pictured) on Ellison Drive. It is believed to have been rented out on a short-term basis

The fatal shooting was the sixth mass shooting in California this month.

The early Saturday morning shooting comes on top of a massacre at a Monterey Park dance hall last week on Lunar New Year that left 11 dead and nine injured, and shootings at two Half Moon Bay farms that left seven people were killed and one was injured.

Huu Chan Chan, 72, was forbidden to visit the ballroom about five years ago for harassing women and being too “grumpy” before the Monterey Park shooting.

Tran fired 42 rounds into the ballroom on Saturday night before driving to a nearby club where he was disarmed.

Police also discovered Thursday that the weapon he used in the mass shooting was a Cobray CM11-9, and a .308-caliber bolt-action rifle was found at his home.

A day later, 66-year-old Chunli Zhao, a Chinese rural worker, shot seven of his workmates is dead

Filming took place at two different locations in Half Moon Bay: four were shot at Concord Farms and three were shot at Mountain Mushroom Farms two miles away. Officials are not sure who was attacked first.

Despite this being California’s sixth mass shooting in a month, crime in Los Angeles is down 13 percent year-over-year

Children were present then, as some of the workers lived on site with their families.

An eighth person was injured and airlifted to Stanford Medical Center.

Zhao is expected to be charged with seven counts of murder, one count of attempted murder, aggravated assault with a firearm and “multiple murders.” He is being held without bail.

A legally purchased semi-automatic weapon was used in the attack. Investigators have not publicly released a motive for the shooting, but San Mateo County Sheriff’s spokesman Eamon Allen said signs point to workplace violence.

The shooting comes shortly after 18 people were killed by Huu Kang Chan (left) and Chunli Zhao (right) in Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay, respectively. Chan killed 11 people in the ballroom, while Zhao killed seven of his colleagues

In another mass shooting in California earlier this month, six people were shot in the house in central California in what police called a “horrific carnage.”

The victims included a teenage mother and her baby, who were both shot. The infant was found in his mother’s arms as she tried to escape with her young son.

Sheriff’s officials said authorities are looking for at least two suspects in the killings who appear to be connected to the group.

The back-to-back killings have hit the state, which has some of the nation’s toughest gun laws and the lowest rate of gun deaths.

For the third consecutive year, 2022 saw more than 600 mass shootings in which at least four people were killed or injured in the United States. Archive of gun violence.

Despite the rise in mass shootings this month, crime in Los Angeles is down 13 percent year-over-year.