Missing Carrier from San Rafael, California
I'm asking any and all carries to please keep an eye out for either him or his bike and contact the police with any information you might have.
Rural Carrier Sherry Ingold’s killer found not guilty due to insanity
Dampeer stood trial for the shooting death of United States Postal Service worker Sherry Ingold who was killed while delivering mail along Highway 35 in Hesterville on Jan. 16, 2020.
USPS Is Facing New Legal Challenges to Its Vehicle Contract and Its Authority to Increase Prices
The U.S. Postal Service is facing challenges on multiple fronts of its plan to modernize the agency, as environmental groups are suing it over its purchase of primarily gas-powered vehicles…
16 states, D.C., climate activists sue USPS to block truck purchase
Sixteen states, the District of Columbia and environmental activist groups are suing the U.S. Postal Service to block its purchase of 148,000 gas-guzzling delivery trucks over the next decade, alleging…
The Postal Service reminds employees that they must protect the mail
The public relies on the organization to deliver important items such as gifts for loved ones, medications, election ballots and utility bill payments.
Toledo postal worker robbed at gunpoint in broad daylight
The victim told police a 17-year-old boy came up to him on his usual route, asking how he could work for the postal service. Officers said after a brief conversation,…
New USPS vice presidents
Shibani S. Gambhir and Robert H. Raines Jr. have been appointed to lead separate business divisions, effective immediately.
Audio – The Louis DeJoy Ethos
GovExec Senior Correspondent Eric Katz covers the Postal Service and sat down with DeJoy earlier this month. He joined the podcast to discuss the his interview with DeJoy.
Oregon Alcohol Watchdog Pushes Back on Merkley’s Booze-by-Mail Plan
Dr. Reginald Richardson, executive director of the Oregon Alcohol and Drug Policy Commission, fired off a letter last week urging U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) to drop his sponsorship of…
U.S. Postal Service van caught in crossfire of Baltimore shooting
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A United States Postal Service van was caught in the crossfire during a shooting Wednesday in Southeast Baltimore's Higlandtown section, city police said.