Community Commerce Bank

NOTICE: Holiday Closure

All Community Commerce Bank branches will be closed today, June 19, 2026, in observance of Juneteenth.

Today, on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, we recognize the importance of protecting older adults from financial exploitation and fraud.

Financial abuse can have devastating consequences, impacting not only a person's finances but also their independence, confidence, and peace of mind. Unfortunately, scammers often target seniors by taking advantage of trust, urgency, and unfamiliarity with evolving fraud tactics.

At Community Commerce Bank, we are committed to helping protect our customers and communities through education, awareness, and vigilance. By understanding the warning signs of fraud and knowing when to ask questions, we can all play a role in preventing financial exploitation.

Whether you're a senior, caregiver, family member, or friend, staying informed is one of the most effective ways to help protect those we care about.

Together, we can promote safer communities and help ensure older adults are treated with the dignity, respect, and security they deserve.

50 years ago, Community Commerce Bank was founded on a simple but powerful belief: that hardworking individuals, families, and small businesses deserved access to the financial resources needed to grow and succeed.

At a time when many communities were overlooked and denied access to capital, our founders saw opportunity where others did not. They believed in the value of local businesses, neighborhood storefronts, mixed-use properties, and the people who poured their hearts into building them. What began as a mission to combat redlining and expand economic opportunity has grown into a lasting commitment to serving our communities with purpose, compassion, and common-sense banking.

Over the decades, we've helped businesses open their doors, family businesses mature, entrepreneurs pursue their dreams, and communities thrive. Through economic challenges, changing markets, and evolving industries, our mission has remained the same: investing in people and strengthening the communities we call home.

As we celebrate our 50th Anniversary, we are proud to honor not only our history, but also the employees, customers, community members, and founding partners who helped make this dream come true. Together, we have built something truly special, and we look forward to celebrating this milestone with not only the very people who have been at the heart of our story from the beginning but also all the amazing individuals that have joined in on this amazing journey.

Stay tuned as we share stories and snippets from our past, celebrate the impact we've made together, and look ahead to the future we continue to build as one community.

We’re proud to share that Community Commerce Bank has been recognized by the Los Angeles Times as one of the Top 50 Banks in Southern California, ranked by asset size across the region.

This recognition is especially meaningful as we celebrate 50 years in business. For five decades, Community Commerce Bank has remained focused on relationship‑driven banking, local decision‑making, and supporting the businesses and communities we serve. This achievement reflects the growth, resilience, and commitment that have defined our bank since its founding.

Most importantly, this recognition is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and commitment of our entire team. Our employees are incredibly proud to be part of this accomplishment, which is rooted in the strong customer relationships we’ve built and the trust we continue to earn.

As we honor our past and celebrate this milestone together, we look ahead with confidence. The future is bright—and we’re just getting started.

50 Years Strong. Still Growing.

🚨 Grandparent Scams Are Everywhere 🚨

Fraudsters are targeting older Americans by posing as grandchildren or loved ones in urgent situations — claiming they’ve been arrested, injured, stranded, or need money immediately. Their goal is simple: create panic before you have time to verify the story.

Before sending money, STOP. VERIFY. CALL A TRUSTED FAMILY MEMBER.

The good news? Awareness is one of the strongest defenses against fraud. Review these important scam prevention tips from the American Bankers Association Foundation to help protect yourself and your loved ones from becoming a victim.

https://aba.social/47aNsfs

NOTICE: Holiday Closure

All Community Commerce Bank branches will be closed today, May 25, 2026, in observance of Memorial Day.

We’re proud to share that Community Commerce Bank has been recognized as a 2026 Innovative Bank Leader by FedFis and Bankers Helping Bankers.

Out of 4,261 banks under $30B in assets analyzed nationwide, only 107 banks earned this distinction based on FedFis’ Innovation Score© — a fully data-driven evaluation measuring financial performance, technology adoption, and peer-relative ex*****on.

This recognition is especially meaningful because it is not application-based or nomination-driven. It reflects measurable results, innovation, and our continued commitment to serving our clients, communities, and partners with forward-thinking banking solutions.

Thank you to our employees, clients, and partners who continue to help drive our mission forward every day.

Community Commerce Bank is a proud participant in the American Bankers Association Foundation's program. We're excited to join banks across the country in helping older adults, their families and caregivers prevent elder financial exploitation. Reach out to us for resources that can assist you in preventing and spotting financial fraud and abuse.

NOTICE: Branch Temporary Closure

Last week the city of Claremont and surrounding areas experienced very high winds which resulted in some downed power lines. This has caused a concentrated power outage that has affected our Claremont branch. The electrical crews are hard at work to restore power, but are not anticipated to be able to get the power turned back on until some time Tuesday, January 25th. Because of this, our Claremont branch will remain closed until it is restored. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you have any immediate needs during this time, please visit or call our Tarzana or Monterey Park branches.