Postal service executes Mission Terrace search warrant in connection to mail thefts, robberies
The execution of a search warrant in a San Francisco neighborhood took some community members by surprise on Wednesday morning.
Lynn postal worker faces judge after mail truck crash, OUI arrest
LYNN, MASS. (WHDH) - A woman appeared in court Wednesday to face charges in connection with allegations from prosecutors that she drove a US Postal Service truck while under the…
USPS mum on plan to merge rural mail delivery hubs in Snohomish County
EVERETT — Postal workers in Snohomish, Granite Falls and Marysville say they’ve been told their post offices will soon no longer serve as delivery hubs and will only offer retail…
USPS OIG – Industry Trends – Major Investments in Postal Processing Networks
Under its strategic 10-year Delivering for America plan announced in March 2021, the U.S. Postal Service is modernizing its network to increase capacity and streamline processing and delivery.
POSTAL INSPECTION SERVICE CALLS FOR AWARENESS OF ELDER FRAUD AND ABUSE
On June 15, 2023, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service joins the National Center on Elder Abuse, the United Nations, and dozens of law enforcement partners in recognizing World Elder Abuse…
Body Parts Stolen From Harvard Morgue, Shipped Via USPS, Indictment Says
The morgue manager at Harvard Medical School and several others have been indicted after they allegedly spent five years stealing human body parts, selling them online and in person and…
USPS will observe Juneteenth on Monday, June 19
The newest federal holiday, Juneteenth — short for “June Nineteenth” — is the oldest known nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States.
Carlow University is the Postal Service’s newest educational partner
The Pittsburgh-based college offers flexible online study in such fields as nursing, business, human services and criminal justice. There are multiple start dates throughout the year.
Some USPS drivers aren’t delivering mail, feds say. Instead they’re stealing from Houston residents
For years, former United States Postal Office employees have stood before federal judges in Houston and admitted to stealing packages and letters from Harris County residents. They said they'd stolen…