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Postal van catches fire along route in Youngstown, OH
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – A mail truck caught fire after a crash along its route in Youngstown Wednesday evening.
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GOP Budget seeks to bring the USPS back on the federal budget
The House blueprint would change that, bringing the mailing agency back on budget for the first time since 1989.
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USPS CFO Corbett: Amazon and USPS: Not a Jungle Out There
While Josh Sandbulte gets some things right about the U.S. Postal Service in “Why the Post Office Gives Special ivery” (op-ed, July 14), he provides an inaccurate and unfair account of the package delivery side of the USPS’s business.
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Wisconsin letter carrier to testify Wednesday on political campaigning by postal workers
Timm Kopp is a letter carrier from Marshfield and a whistle-blower who will take center stage Wednesday in Washington, D.C., at a hearing on political campaigning by postal workers.
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USPS Vows Corrective Action to ‘Systemic Violations’ of Hatch Act During 2016 Election
The U.S. Postal Service agreed to change its policy that allowed union employees to take unpaid time off to engage in political activity after an independent investigation found the agency engaged in “systemic violations” of the Hatch Act that led to an “institutional bias” in favor of certain candidates.
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USPS OIG: Oral Statement on USPS Actions During the 2016 Campaign Season
For our audit, we analyzed the absences of 22 of the 97 carriers who took leave without pay across the country. In each instance, we examined the assignments that could have been covered if the carrier was working.
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Office of Special Counsel Report: USPS and Hatch Act
OSC Report reveals systemic violations of the Hatch Act by the USPS
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Following Complaints in Missouri, McCaskill Continues Effort to Improve Postal Service
Following reports from United States Postal Service (USPS) managers in Missouri that their staffing needs have been disregarded, U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill is calling for answers on what USPS will do to make sure it is maximizing efficiency at post offices in Missouri and across the country.
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TSP modernization bill advances in House
Legislation to give federal employees more flexibility with their Thrift Savings Plan accounts was approved Wednesday by the House Committee on Government Reform and referred for a full House vote.
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Dueling Proposals for Feds’ Retirement Benefits, More Flexibility on TSP Withdrawals and More
Federal retirement benefits are now in the crosshairs of both the Trump administration and congressional Republicans.
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Federal indictment accuses Ohio Twp. postal worker of opening mail
PITTSBURGH -- A U.S. Postal Service worker from Ohio Township was indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on a charge of opening mail.
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Texas Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Intentionally Setting U.S. Post Office Ablaze
In Alpine, a federal judge sentenced 59-year-old Karl Henry Peterson to 37 months in federal prison for setting the U.S. Post Office in Alpine ablaze last year announced United States Attorney Richard L. Durbin, Jr. and Inspector in Charge Adrian Gonzalez, U.S. Postal Investigation Service, Houston Division.
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USPS OIG: Are city carrier work hours accurately allocated?
We are conducting an audit to assess the accuracy and reliability of city carrier labor cost attribution.
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Thieves Break Into Four Mail Trucks in San Jose
United States Postal Service officials say thieves broke into four mail trucks over the past two months in San Jose.
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Why can mailboxes only be used for U.S. mail?
Because it is against Federal law to put anything in a mailbox, “on which no postage has been paid,”.
