Mailman’s family breaks silence after father of 2 killed on lunch break
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) identified the victim as Ray Hodge III, a 36-year-old postal carrier and father of two.
Month: January 2025
This postal employee dedicates downtime to traveling and performing with his ’80s tribute band
My name is Mike Porter and I’m a communications specialist for the chief processing and distribution officer’s organization at USPS headquarters in Washington, DC.
Postal Employee and Son Sentenced for Stealing Postal Money Orders Worth More Than $5 Million
SAN DIEGO – Former U.S. Postal Service employee Dewayne Morris Sr. and his son and namesake were sentenced today to seven years and 12.5 years in prison
Suspect in deadly stabbing at Harlem deli indicted by grand jury
The suspect accused of stabbing a postal worker to death during an argument at a Harlem deli was indicted by a grand jury Wednesday.
Three people arrested after robbing USPS carrier on 158th St. and Halsted St.
Three people were arrested in connection with a robbery of a United States Postal Service worker earlier today
The Postal Service puts the ZIP Code to use with a rural surcharge
The Postal Service’s Regional Transportation Optimization (RTO) plan, now under review by the Postal Regulatory Commission, would end afternoon collections at post offices, which will add a day to service standards for outgoing mail at offices more than 50 miles from a Regional Processing and Distribution Center
Hearing rescheduled in postmaster shoplifting case
Tinnell was arrested Dec. 12, following an investigation by local law enforcement into multiple alleged shoplifting incidents at Havasu’s Walmart location that spanned from Oct. 25 to Dec. 11.
Fraud Hurts More Than America’s Trust in the Postal Service
At USPS OIG, we work hard to protect the Postal Service against fraud, waste, and abuse. We often underscore that the vast majority of postal employees are honest, hardworking people.
Kanawha County Man Pleads Guilty to Obstructing Mail
At the time of the offense, Pomeroy was employed by a United States Postal Service vendor as a mail handler at the vendor’s facility in Charleston.
Exclusive: Millions in Bribes for U.S. Mail Contracts
2 million dollars in bribes paid to U.S. Postal Service employees helped two brothers in the trucking industry win more than $15 million in mail transport contracts, according to charging documents filed in U.S. District Court in the Northern District of Texas.