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Congress Should Make Postal Reform a Priority
This was supposed to be the year comprehensive postal reform was jump-started in Congress. A smooth functioning Postal Service remains indispensable to the economy. But the U.S. Postal Service has been under enormous financial pressure for the past decade, to the point where it could be insolvent in two to five years.
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Senate confirms Duncan for second term on Postal Service’s board of governors
The United States Postal Service escaped what one postal analyst described as “a body blow” Dec. 5 when the Senate finally confirmed Robert M. Duncan for a second term on the agency’s board of governors. Duncan serves as the board’s chairman.
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Priority New -Two more stamps coming next year
The Postal Service has announced plans to release new Priority Mail and Priority Mail Express stamps in 2020.
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Motorcyclist dies following collision with mail truck
Family confirms with 23 ABC the man killed in the crash was 25-year-old Chepa Garcia.
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TOANO, Va. — A contract U.S. Postal Service employee is accused of stealing boxes of personal checks to commit bank fraud.
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Feds seek new ways to spot illicit opioids mailed into U.S.
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. — The federal government is enlisting the help of the private sector to develop better ways to spot and intercept illicit opioids shipped into the United States through the mail.
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Workhorse/Hackney Mail Truck Bidding Team Breaks Up
Workhorse Group Inc., the small Ohio company paired with VT Hackney to compete for the multi-billion-dollar U.S. Postal Service advanced mail truck contract, said the team has broken up.
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USPS OIG White Paper: First-Line Supervisors in the U.S. Postal Service
As the number of first‑line supervisors have increased over a five-year period, the number of employees they manage has slightly decreased over that period. This indicates that first‑line supervisors are managing fewer employees, reducing and possibly strengthening the overall span of control.
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Oakville Post Office Robbed by Armed Suspect
The post office in Oakville was robbed at gunpoint Thursday, according to USPS officials.
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USPS teams with Google Cloud for call center relief
The U.S. Postal Service plans to reduce wait times on about 80 million customer calls fielded annually through a partnership with Google Cloud announced Thursday.
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USPS offering up to $10K reward for information on 4 Valley mail thefts
PHOENIX — The U.S. Postal Service is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information on suspects who stole mail from Valley post offices.
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Postal worker shot with BB gun while delivering mail in Howell Township
A U.S. Postal Service worker was shot in the hand with an BB gun Wednesday afternoon, police said.
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Brothers who shot Charlotte mail carrier sentenced to prison
Two brothers convicted of trying to kill a Charlotte postal carrier as he delivered mail were sentenced to years in prison on Wednesday.
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The Postal Service has announced release dates for several of next year’s stamps, along with the cities where the dedication ceremonies will be held
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Buttigieg’s Consulting Career Included Work on a Report Suggesting USPS Slash Career Workforce
Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg contributed to a series of recommendations to improve the financial footing of the U.S. Postal Service that included slashing the career workforce, reducing benefits and closing processing plants.
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Mailman seriously injured after being struck by hit & run driver
A mailman is in serious condition after he was struck by a hit-and-run driver.
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Postal Service staffing shortage causing mail, package delays
CARLISLE, Pa. (WHTM) — A staffing shortage at the United States Postal Service is causing mail and package delays in at least one part of central Pennsylvania.
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Letters, packages unaccounted for after mail truck stolen from Lincoln Park
CHICAGO (WLS) -- While a U. S. Postal Service employee was out delivering mail Tuesday morning in Lincoln Park, the worker's mail truck was stolen.
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Insurance fraud scam against U.S. Postal Service targets Madison area
MADISON - An insurance fraud scam using the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has “begun to trend in Madison,” according to Borough Council President Astri Baillie.
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Town seeks exemption to Postal Service cluster box policy
The Town of Collierville is advocating for continued mail service to individual mailboxes at new single-family homes despite the United States Postal Service's push for cluster mailboxes.
