A new TV ad touts USPS Ground Advantage
A new 30-second TV ad promoting USPS Ground Advantage began airing Feb. 10.
Month: February 2025
IRS, Postal Employees Indicted for Stealing U.S. Treasury Check
Employees with the IRS and the U.S. Postal Service are among three defendants who have been indicted by a federal grand jury for stealing and cashing a U.S. Treasury check.
Man arrested after disturbance with mail carrier
According to a department news release, the suspect took several pieces of mail from the carrier that did not belong to the suspect and yelled profanities at the mail carrier.
Beloved Hellertown Mailman Retires After 32 Years
The borough’s beloved mailman of 32 years enjoyed his last day of work on Friday, which was capped off with a send-off party for him at the post office.
USPS customers demand answers as mail is flung from window on highway and huge stash found in car with ‘cold plates’
A STASH of stolen mail has been found in the back of a vehicle after a driver was seen flinging letters from a car window on the highway.
Mr. ZIP has a new series on YouTube
Mr. ZIP has a new animated series on YouTube that aims to teach young audiences about the Postal Service.
Hongkong Post to start accepting US-bound parcels again on Tuesday
Hongkong Post has said it will begin accepting US-bound parcels again from Tuesday as authorities in the United States have confirmed they will not impose a tariff on such items.
United States Postal Employee Indicted for Mail Theft
According to the indictment, on February 6, 2023, FLORENCE removed a gift card from an article of mail that had come into her possession as an employee of the United States Postal Service.
Smith Fights to Require USPS to Cover Cost of Late Fees Caused by Bills Getting Delayed, Lost in Mail
Today, U.S. Representative Jason Smith (Mo.) announced that he has coauthored the Pony Up Act,
Letter Carrier Retiring After 35 Years
Cary Hardy, a familiar face to Connersville residents, will retire as a city letter carrier with the United States Postal Service on Feb. 15 after 35 years of service.