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RIDGECREST, Calif.–Credit unions in this high desert region northeast of Los Angeles continue to assess damage, especially to members, in the wake of two strong earthquakes here.

LINCOLN, Neb.–Recent lawsuits filed by state banking groups challenging a field of membership expansion won’t be the last time Nebraska’s state-charters face such threats, says Scott Sullivan, president of the Nebraska CU League.

PURCHASE, N.Y.–Mastercard has completed its acquisition of Transfast, a global payments company with significant cross-border network reach.

TYSONS, Va.– PenFed Credit Union has been selected by U.S. Veterans Magazine as a Top Veteran-Friendly Company of 2019. T

LAKE CITY, Fla.––An employee of VyStar Credit Union and her boyfriend have been arrested by police for allegedly removing nearly $50,000 from members’ accounts.

TAMPA, Fla.–A Georgia-based financial services firm has filed suit against Suncoast Credit Union alleging it reneged on a contract, but the credit union is strongly denying the allegations.

TUSTIN, Calif.–The city of Tustin has approved plans by SchoolsFirst FCU to build a new three-story headquarters building at the site of its existing operations center at Newport and Del Amo avenues. The credit union is currently headquartered in Santa Ana, Calif.

CLEVELAND–Hyland has launched a new solution it said it aimed at helping lenders better automate the lending process.

LATHAM, N.Y.–  Sunmark Federal Credit Union said it has applied to federal and state regulators to convert from a federal to a state-chartered credit union, with NCUA already signing off on the conversion pending completion of the application process between Sunmark and the New York Department of Financial Services.

ARLINGTON—NAFCU is offering four webinars in the next two weeks on issues it said are designed to help its member credit unions better prepare for challenges.