Camino Real Bank Closes Branch in Canoga Park
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Camino Real Savings Bank said it closed its Canoga Park office and plans to renovate its branch in San Fernando.
Sources also said the bank, which is moving its headquarters from San Fernando to Orange, is likely to close its Sylmar branch shortly as well. That would leave it with branches in San Fernando and City of Commerce alone, although another is planned for Orange.
A Camino Real spokesman, Kirk H. Allen, said the Canoga Park branch was closed because it had little business.
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