Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s 10-year plan, called Delivering for America, was announced in 2021 but has kicked into high gear this year. Intended to make the U.S. Postal Service more efficient and cut spending, the plan has involved moving mail through larger processing centers rather than smaller, local ones.
A Nashville postal worker has been placed in a non-duty status after being spotted in a viral TikTok allegedly dumping mail into a dumpster, according to the USPS Office of Inspector General-Mid Atlantic Area Field Office (MAAFO).
In this white paper, the U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General (OIG) reviewed the laws applicable to the Postal Service, highlighting the differences with the private sector and other government agencies.
His wife Jean, 60, who he tied the knot with back in 1990, said during a first-day release event in Los Angeles that her husband would have loved this tribute.
Illinois state Rep. La Shawn Ford, D-Chicago, is pledging to do all he can to slow an ongoing trend that has seen at least 140 Chicago postal workers attacked while on the job over the last year.
Hogan was assigned to the postal service, first on the West Coast and then on the East Coast, during the Vietnam War. Hogan was born and raised in Warren, and after graduating from Western Reserve High School, he enlisted in the Navy in June 1968 and soon attended basic training in San Diego.
The United States Postal Service is proud to announce the launch of its latest initiative, “For the Long Haul,” aimed at celebrating the dedication and commitment of postal workers who have faithfully served their communities in the same position for over 25 years.
The “Dedicated to the Long Haul” initiative honors postal employees who have held the same position for more than 25 years. USPS officials said the initiative offers a unique opportunity to honor the dedication and hard work of its long-serving associates.
Officials with the Gwinnett County Police Department told FOX 5 that they began an investigation into Gregory on July 31 after the United States Postal Service Inspector General received multiple complaints from victims saying they didn’t receive their mail.
In honor of the 250th anniversary of the compact, the U.S. Postal Service will release First Continental Congress, 1774, a Forever stamp commemorating the gathering and its place in our nation’s history.