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Last day delivering smiles after 27 years
The local postman will put on the same uniform, and probably the smile, too, when he walks his route for the last time Friday after nearly 27 years with the USPS
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New York Postal employee becomes U.S. citizen
The Morris, NY, retail associate recently became an American citizen, 27 years after arriving in the United States as a four-year-old refugee from her native Thailand.
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Postal worker walking 100 miles for a good cause
Duke Dauphinais is taking a very, very long walk for a good cause. He plans to walk 100 miles at Malden's MacDonald Stadium to help raise money to support families affected by autism.
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4 hospitalized after package of carbolic acid spills at Dallas mail center
Four people were hospitalized Thursday afternoon after a package of carbolic acid spilled at a U.S. Postal Service center.
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Postal Service’s Green Initiatives Pay Off in Latest USPS Sustainability Report
This year we are proud to report that we have reduced our energy usage per square foot by 4.1% since 2015.
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Mail carrier stops runaway vehicle after driver passes out
When a mail carrier in West Bloomfield Township saw a vehicle speeding and swerving Thursday, he jumped into action and stopped it.
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The possibility of formally using Postal Carriers to conduct enumeration as part of Decennial Census operations has been proposed or suggested several times in recent years by Members of Congress, as well as other advisory and oversight bodies, in response to (1) the rising operational costs of both agencies, and (2) the need for familiarity with local addresses
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Postal employees rely on grit, dedication after Irma
Hurricane Irma has proven no match for the Postal Service employees who are leading recovery efforts in the Caribbean and the southeastern coastal areas.
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Woman alleges she was terminated for requesting FMLA leave by United States Postal Service
SCRANTON – A woman alleges she was terminated from her position with the U.S. Postal Service because she requested leave for her pregnancy.
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The Postal Service is improving the tracking notifications that customers receive by email.
The emails feature a new, user-friendly design that uses less text and more visuals.
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Check in the mail? No, really. Why some Fort Mill neighbors can’t get to their mail.
According a residents, a fill-in carrier jammed a key in their box Sept. 13 and it hasn’t been in use since. Multiple residents said they were told only one person in the greater Charlotte area can fix the letter boxes, and it wasn’t clear when theirs would be repaired.
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Mail thieves lead Dallas officials on high-speed chase
Dramatic dash camera video shows a high-speed, pedal-to-the-metal chase through Dallas, with the target being mail thieves.
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USPS Houston District Restores Full Services for Most Hurricane-Impacted Customers
Houston, TX – The Postal Service has restored mail delivery, retail services and mail collection to most Houston District’s Texas Gulf Coast area customers affected by Hurricane Harvey, even in the hardest hit areas.
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Alliance represents all nonprofits in opposing USPS proposal to change preferred rates
The Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers, as it always does, took a strong position to support and protect the rights of nonprofit mailers.
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BEDFORD-STUYVESANT, BROOKLYN — The most hated place in Bed-Stuy may be the Brevoort Station Post Office, whose "Soup Nazi" employees have been refusing to deliver packages and sometimes scaring customers for more than 30 years.
