California State University Northridge police told students in the parking lot to leave, and others on campus to shelter in place, after a man was reported to have a gun in his car Monday morning.
By nearly 9 a.m., police gave the all clear after the report was determined to be unfounded, and there was no threat.
"The report of an individual with a gun on campus was determined to be unfounded. No threat has been identified on or around campus. The campus is open and operational," police said.
In an initial tweet sent just before 8 a.m., CSUN wrote:
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"If you are in a campus parking lot – leave now. If you are on campus, please shelter in place. All others are advised to stay away from campus until further notice," the tweet from Cal State Northridge read.
Details on what exactly happened were not yet available.
