Monthly Archives: May, 2025

Upon arrival, Engines 3, 4, and 5 discovered a fully involved postal truck. Crews went to work extinguishing the fire and had it under control in minutes.

Cybersecurity firm NordVPN says malicious postal service websites surged ahead of this year’s holiday shopping rush, and scam artists are getting bolder and more convincing.

IN an increasingly digital world, one of the few handwritten mainstays remaining is sending a package through the United States Postal Service.

A former Stamford United States Postal Services (USPS) employee was sentenced to 30 months in prison and three years of supervised release Tuesday for mail theft and fraud offenses, the United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut said.

Warren Wedding has been delivering mail and serving the community for 65 years. The beloved Saginaw County mailman is celebrating his 92nd birthday today.

The attorney for one of two men facing charges in federal court for the shooting death of a postal worker in Warren has filed a motion asking that the U.S. death penalty be declared unconstitutional.

The Postal Service is reminding managers at sites that use Voyager fuel cards to keep current on their card management duties throughout the holiday delivery season.

NASA and the United States Postal Service have stopped using electric vans made by now-bankrupt EV startup Canoo, despite the former CEO’s claim that he would provide support for the vehicles.

The Postal Service is reminding employees of federal ethics rules about group gifts and office gatherings.

Now, they are back on the street again, creating the exact same safety hazard

Postal crimes are almost a daily event.  These are the ones we found today

U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal today wrote to the U.S. Postal Service urging swift action to establish and publicly share clear guidance about how holiday packages should be labeled and shipped to servicemembers overseas this holiday season