USPS van gets stuck in high water
Authorities stepped in to rescue a postal worker who got her USPS van stuck in high water in Grangerland on Sunday, Jan. 29, 2023.
USPS reverses policy, will publish all post office discontinuances in Postal Bulletin
Back in September, the Postal Service introduced a new policy that put a limit on the number of discontinuances it would publish in any given issue of Postal Bulletin.
Postal Service managers accused of endangering workers during Buffalo blizzard
But management then ordered workers to vacate the Williamsville Postal Station that afternoon and drive home in extremely dangerous conditions, they allege.
Yosemite National Park Postmaster Retires After 44 Years of Postal Service
On Tuesday, January 31, 2023, Yosemite Postmaster John O Reynolds will clock in for the very last time after 44 years of Postal Service.
USPS carrier tossing packages near Missoula mailboxes
The carrier, who was in a white van marked with the USPS logo, can be seen tossing packages on the ground near the mailboxes in the 44 Ranch neighborhood.
Tampa Man Found Guilty Of Armed Robbery Of A Postal Carrier
Miller, along with Christopher Diaz, a.k.a., Chico, were indicted on December 7, 2021. Diaz pleaded guilty on January 10, 2023, to armed robbery of a postal carrier and theft of…
Postal mail delays – 01/27/23
Delayed mail and slow hiring are causing USPS customer complaints all over the country
UNITED WE SERVE TSHIRTS – 100% DONATED TO POSTAL EMPLOYEE RELIEF FUND
100% of profits from the sale of these shirt designs will be contributed to P.E.R.F; the Postal Employee Relief Fund. PERF provides financial assistance to current and retired USPS Employees…
DMM Revision: Removal of Sacks — USPS Marketing Mail and Periodicals Flats
Effective January 26, 2023, the Postal Service™ is revising Mailing Standards of the United States Postal Service, Domestic Mail Manual (DMM®), in various sections, to remove references to sacks as…
Johnson City’s post office may be gone soon – USPS unwilling to negotiate a new lease
Johnson City’s Main Street post office may be gone later this year because of the federal postal service’s unwillingness to negotiate a new lease, according to a city official.