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OIG Audit: Shortpaid PC Postage Parcels
PC Postage is a service offered by the U.S. Postal Service that allows customers to print U.S. postage stamps with their own printers. Customers access PC Postage through USPS.com or PC Postage vendors licensed by the Postal Service. The Postal Service recorded PC Postage revenues of about $[redacted] billion in fiscal year (FY) 2016.
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Scam artists using U.S Postal Service to steal identities
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Scam artists have figured out how to use the United States Postal Service to steal your identity.
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Amazon’s vision for the future: delivery drone beehives in every city
’s drone delivery program stopped being a joke a while ago, but the company still has to overcome serious challenges to make the technology actually work. One of these is getting drones near enough to large populations so they’re more efficient than regular road delivery. has an idea for that though: Huge. Drone. Beehives.
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House Oversight Members Join Effort to Loosen TSP Withdrawal Restrictions
Members of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee introduced a bill Friday to provide federal employees with greater flexibility in withdrawing money from their 401(k)-style retirement accounts as a companion to similar legislation working its way through the Senate.
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A balanced approach to postal rates is critical
Since 2006, thanks to the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act, the U.S. Postal Service has been required to abide by a cap on postal price increases tied to inflation.
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11-year-old boy saves sick USPS carrier
A Mid-South 11-year-old helped save the life of a postal worker this week in Drummonds, Tennessee.
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Kansas City postal worker guilty of stealing mail with gift cards and Netflix DVDs
A U.S. Postal Service worker in Kansas City pleaded guilty Thursday to stealing mail.
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Wisconsin is now the third state to allow delivery robots
Today the governor of Wisconsin, Scott Walker, signed a new law permitting the use of delivery robots on crosswalks and sidewalks across the state.
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Postal employees remember Adam West
Adam West, the “Batman” star who died this month at age 88, is being remembered fondly by USPS and Postal Inspection Service employees who knew and worked with him.
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Dunellen carriers appearing at post offices nationwide
Senior postal officials and representatives of the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) union recognized the Dunellen postal team for their winning poster entry at a special recognition ceremony Thursday, June 22, at the Main Post Office.
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Postage Rates May Soar 5-10% Next 12 Months
WASHINGTON, DC – Business mailers celebrated the historic rate cut last year as emergency postage hikes expired. But that celebration will be short lived if the Postal Service has its way with Congress and the Postal Regulatory Commission.
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Unions Prevail in National Level Decision on Voting Rights
In a decision issued on June 21, 2017, Arbitrator Shyam Das, concluded that postal employees including mail handlers are entitled to administrative leave (voting) under ELM 519.32 when they participate in presidential caucuses.
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06/22/2017 - On June 21, the APWU and National Postal Mail Handlers Union (NPMHU) sent a joint letter to Postmaster General Megan Brennan chastising her administration’s “wholesale and massive job cuts.”
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Mail disappears from postman’s truck, mystery ensues
Stolen: Several pieces of mail. A Bibb County sheriff’s report detailed a curious case the other day on Mary Drive in a mid-Macon neighborhood south of Freedom Park.
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Vince Larrimore delivers mail throughout Sealy.
