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ARLINGTON, Va.—Total vehicle sales decreased in February for the second consecutive month.

LOMPOC, Calif.–Jeff York, CEO of the $1.1-billion CoastHills Credit Union, has been placed on temporary leave by the CU’s board.

WASHINGTON–The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage rate increased again last week, the eighth consecutive week mortgage rates have risen on all products but one, according to the latest Primary Mortgage Market survey by Freddie Mac.

WASHINGTON–A former U.S. president, the current CUNA president, a man who may be appointed to a new post by the president, and what to tell members of Congress—many of whom want to be president–were all on tap during the first full day of CUNA’s GAC here.

MIDDLEBURY, Vt.–eDOC Innovations said it recently added 12 new signings to eDOCMobile Remote Deposit Capture.

WASHINGTON–Both the House and Senate are back in session this week with most of the credit union attention on S 2155, the credit union-backed Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act, which also has the backing of community banks. Debate on the bill is expected to begin today.

WASHINGTON–Credit Union Student Choice, a provider of higher education financing solutions to America’s credit unions, said it recently finalized its fourth annual “Lend Your Voice” campaign, which invites Student Choice borrowers to share how an education loan from their credit union has impacted their lives.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.–A credit union CEO here has partnered with a local performer to pen a song that is a tribute to local city and county workers, including first responders and electric lineman.

WASHINGTON–Trellance, the newly-reemerged CUSO, is showcasing its new brand, product and service offerings during CUNA’s GAC 2018. Trellance said that true to its commitment to provide innovative yet simple solutions to help credit unions adapt and thrive, it plans to offer data-driven consultative, operational and educational services to credit unions.

WASHINGTON—The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has scheduled a hearing on the summary judgment motions in the lawsuit against NCUA's field-of-membership rule for 10 a.m. ET on March 14.