The State of California has closed Watts United Credit Union in Los Angeles.

As of the end of the March, its assets had fallen $80,000 in the previous year. The value of its loan portfolio had dropped 7% from the previous quarter and its equity declined 21% during that quarter.

During the first quarter of 2009, its loan income fell 13.7% and its investment income declined 51.2%.

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