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Postal Service and Israel Post to Jointly Dedicate Hanukkah Stamps
The U.S. Postal Service will be issuing a new Hanukkah Forever stamp to celebrate the Jewish holiday. The stamp will be dedicated in conjunction with a new stamp being issued by Israel Post.
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Mailman allegedly steals from parcel, sends lewd photos to victim
According to his plea agreement, George Steven Anthony Dominguez worked as a City Carrier Assistant 1 when he stole a KIK Messenger Contact Card from a parcel intended for a woman living on Naval Base Guam.
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The Postal Inspector Who Took Down America’s First Organized Crime Ring
In the year of the murder, before the FBI, the U.S. Post Office Inspection Service was the largest federal law enforcement agency in the country, and the only agency equipped to solve such a large-scale crime.
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All four postal unions to participate in a National Day of Action on October 8
Privatizers – those who want to sell the public postal service to private corporations – are hard at work. Together we can stop them in their tracks.
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Strengthening the Change of Address System
Americans are a mobile bunch. Last year, the U.S. Postal Service processed nearly 37 million change of address (COA) requests, with most of them (20.6 million) submitted as hardcopy requests.
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Elections held for chairman, vice chairman on the USPS Board of Governors
Robert M. Duncan and David C. Williams have been elected chairman and vice chairman, respectively, of the USPS Board of Governors.
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Suspect Sought in Robbery of USPS Driver in Cromwell, CT
U.S. Postal Inspectors and Cromwell Police are searching for a suspect after a United States Postal Service employee was robbed at a post office earlier this month.
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Ex-Lincoln Postal Worker Sentenced to Federal Prison
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A former Lincoln postal worker caught with stolen mail has been sentenced to nine months in federal prison and ordered to pay nearly $3,700 in restitution.
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USPS will recognize National Hispanic Heritage Month Sept. 15-Oct. 15
The month honors the history, culture and contributions of Americans whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America.
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USPS: What to do in an ‘active shooter’ situation
To mark National Preparedness Month, the Postal Service is once again reminding employees what to do in an “active shooter” situation.
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Postal employee lead programs hit new milestone
The Postal Service’s employee lead generation programs have reached $7 billion in estimated annualized revenue, a new milestone.
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Family’s mail not delivered for weeks because road deemed unsafe by postmaster
Keldsen said she was told by the postmaster for the Walkerton Post Office that her family’s mail service was cut off for more than two weeks because the bumpy conditions of the road caused flat tires and back pain for their U.S. Postal Service carriers.
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USPS responds to Hurricane Florence
To protect employees and the public, USPS has suspended mail delivery and retail operations at several Post Offices in coastal areas, including parts of North Carolina, South Carolina and other affected states.
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Accuracy of Grievances in the Grievance and Arbitration Tracking System – Houston District
Our objective was to assess the accuracy of grievances recorded in the Grievance and Arbitration Tracking System (GATS) for the Houston District.
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USPS worker accused of stealing more than 6,000 greeting cards filled with cash, checks
WAUWATOSA -- United States Postal Service inspectors went to great lengths to catch a postal worker accused of taking cash, gift cards and checks from a Wauwatosa residents' mail.
