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Mail handler marks 50 years on the job
Hairston began his postal career in 1968 after serving four years in the Air Force and spending some time working in a public library in Los Angeles. He spent 18 years in California as a mail handler before moving to Delaware.
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Hawthorne, NJ Postal Carrier Charged With Stealing Mail, IDs
Deane Decosta, 30, of North Brunswick was arrested while on her route by postal inspectors and township police who accused her of “stealing mail that should have been delivered to several houses on her route,” Detective Joseph DiGeronimo said.
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Armed robbers steal every package from Postal truck in 7th Ward
Around 11:19 a.m., a 27-year-old postwoman was walking back to the USPS truck near Frenchman and North Prieur Street when an armed man in a red mask demanded, "Give me this," police said in a preliminary report. The woman complied as another man exited a nearby white Chrysler and removed all the packages from truck. Both men then fled in the Chrysler, police said.
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Despite Trump tirade, Amazon consumer chief says U.S. Post Office deal is ‘a terrific partnership’
Amazon has publicly addressed its relationship with the United States Postal Service for the first time since President Donald Trump recently escalated his criticism of the e-commerce giant dealings with the USPS.
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New Orleans woman pleads guilty to assault on postal worker
A New Orleans woman pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday (April 19) to using a metal bat to threaten a letter carrier after the two "exchanged words" during mail delivery to the woman's home.
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‘Overwhelmed’ postal worker arrested after 17,000 pieces of undelivered mail found
NEW YORK – A New York City postal worker was arrested after 17,000 pieces of undelivered mail were found in his car, apartment and home, according to a court document.
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Audio: USPS launches new tech to help protect postal carriers from dogs
For nearly 250 years, postal carriers have endured the heat of day and gloom of night to get the mail delivered. They’ve also endured countless dog bites. It seems quaint, but nasty Fidos still plague letter and package carriers
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USPS IdeaSMART submission gets implemented
Jamie Osborne, an acting senior city delivery specialist at USPS headquarters in Washington, DC, said innovative ideas from employees “are just what the Postal Service needs to help connect us and understand how we can improve service and lower costs.”
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USPS OIG: Stamp Stock Accountability Controls
Financial controls at postal retail units (retail units) are established and monitored by the Office of the Controller (Controller). We identified control issues during our past audits at selected retail units related to stamp stock shipments, single drawer accountability, and segmented inventory accountability.
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No prison for former postal worker in drug ring
Former U.S. Postal Service worker Michelle Dudkiewicz, 43, was sentenced today in the District Court of Guam for her role in a drug-trafficking operation.
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Letters to Barbara – Former first lady was fond of mail
Barbara Bush is being remembered this week as a champion of literacy — an enthusiasm that included the art of letter writing. The former first lady, who died April 17 at age 92, had more than one pen pal during her lifetime.
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Mail found dumped on Detroit’s east side
DETROIT - Residents in Southfield continue to have delivery problems with their mail while residents in DETROIT find that mail dumped in their neighborhoods.
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Lance Armstrong Settles Federal Fraud Case for $5 Million
Lance Armstrong agreed on Thursday to pay $5 million to settle claims that he defrauded the federal government by using performance-enhancing drugs when the United States Postal Service sponsored his cycling team, according to Elliot Peters, Armstrong’s lead lawyer in the case.
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North Little Rock man found guilty in attack on mailman; naked assailant tried to seize truck
For shoving a mailman to the ground and trying to get control of his mail truck while wearing only tennis shoes and a blanket, a North Little Rock man was convicted Wednesday of an assault charge punishable by up to 25 years in federal prison.
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Postal worker sexually assaulted in Chicago
Chicago police are searching for an attacker after a United States Postal Service letter carrier was sexually abused in the Ashburn neighborhood.
