Fake postal worker pleads guilty to stealing mail, bank fraud conspiracy
A man accused of stealing mail from an Ann Arbor drop box while posing as a mailman has taken a plea deal in a bank fraud scheme.
Month: February 2025
USPS customers frustrated after video of Indianapolis Facility surfaces
While Presidents Day means no mail delivery from the U.S. Postal Service, many customers say they haven’t been receiving some of their mail for weeks.
A letter from a northern California postal worker: “We need to flex our muscles as ‘essential workers’”
We, as postal workers, need to flex our actual power as “essential workers.” Of course, deeply reactionary federal and state laws prohibit public workers from striking.
Central Area – Kentucky- West Virginia District – Multiple Office Operations Temporarily Suspended
Flooding and severe weather throughout the southeast and Ohio Valley region of the U.S.
DSM postal workers rally during contract negotiations
DES MOINES, Iowa — Central Iowa postal workers and letter carriers rallied outside the Des Moines Post Office as contract negations continue.
Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet: York City mail carrier delivers
Collins will celebrate 22-years as a postal carrier in April.
Orlando postal delivery man takes plea in stolen mail case
Ottis McCoy Jr. will formally enter the plea in U.S. Middle District Court in Orlando next Wednesday.
Pocatello mailman retires after 41-year career
Local mailman Bob Smith retired at the end of January after a 41- year career of delivering the mail and connecting with the community as a member of the U.S. Postal Service.
This letter carrier noticed a customer’s mail piling up
Letter Carrier John McDermott was delivering mail in Hornell, NY, recently when he noticed that an older customer’s mail was not being picked up, which was unusual.
New Mexico elected officials push for answers two years after Chimayo post office fire
Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernández, along with senators Martin Heinrich and Ben Ray Luján have sent a letter to Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, urging the United States Postal Service to re-establish a permanent location.