Mail thefts, robberies, fraud and other postal crimes – 05/13/25
Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today
Month: May 2025
OPM touts ‘fully paperless’ retirement application, though concerns remain
Sources warn that the Trump administration has overstated both DOGE’s role in developing online retirement applications and its potential impact on the retirement process.
Wisconsin kidney donor wins paid leave benefits from the U.S. Postal Service
A U.S. Postal Service clerk who struggled to secure her paid leave benefits after donating her kidney in 2024 has won 240 hours of sick leave after Public Investigator wrote about her challenges.
‘A real joy to work with’: Orange letter carrier retires after 31 years
Neither snow nor rain nor heat kept letter carrier David L’Heureux from the swift completion of his appointed rounds. Only retirement could do that.
Wells Fargo Wants to Privatize USPS. We Should Dismantle the Mega Bank Instead.
Why would a mega bank with one of the worst reputations in a scandal-ridden industry take over a popular institution?
US Postal Service belongs under executive branch
Current bureaucracy inhibits meaningful change, such as relinquishing package delivery and 6-day week
Postal Service Launches Twenty-Two New Sorting and Delivery Centers in May and July
The Postal Service™ launched one new sorting and delivery centers (S&DCs) serving the nation on May
3, 2025 will launch nine more on May 31, 2025 and will launch twelve more on July 26, 2025
Accounting change, higher labor costs drive $3.3B Postal Service loss
The national mail operator previously projected a $6.9 billion net loss for fiscal year 2025, down from $9.5 billion last year.
Overturned mail truck shuts down I-384 in Manchester
Manchester fire officials say Interstate 384 East was briefly shut down as emergency crews responded to an overturned mail truck Monday morning.
Adopt a Chick: thousands of baby birds rescued after USPS shipping error
More than 10,000 orphaned baby birds were rescued last week in Delaware after a shipping mishap left them stranded at a postal distribution center.