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Woman says she’s stung by lack of mail delivery after planting flowers near her mailbox

It all started in late April when Angela Barnes spruced up her mailbox with a few flowers before getting a USPS notice that her carrier had a bee allergy, which is why her mail stopped.

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding NAPS v. USPS Lawsuit

The lawsuit is about the 2016-2019 pay package the Postal Service provided to all EAS employees (in effect from January 2019 to August 2021), as well as which EAS employees are entitled to be represented by NAPS

Car crashes into Springfield post office

A car crashed into the Springfield post office off Gateway earlier Wednesday afternoon.

Mail thefts, robberies, fraud and other postal crimes – 05/29/25

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

U.S. Postal Service Releases Dog Bite National Rankings

WASHINGTON — Incidents involving dog attacks on Postal Service employees rose to more than 6,000 cases last year.

NALC – 2023-2026 National Agreement and implementation MOU released

Since the date of the Nolan Award, NALC and USPS have been discussing the best course of action to implement some new rules

Trump administration begins cracking down on federal employees’ use of leave for voting

With some key primary elections at the state level occurring in the coming weeks, the Trump administration has begun notifying employees they can no longer use paid administrative leave to vote. 

Dozens of pieces of mail scattered in street Tuesday in downtown St. Louis

A spokesperson for USPS shared the following statement regarding the spill: "We’re making every effort to ensure all mail has been recovered and delivered timely."

Tanker hits USPS vehicle, then overturns on Hwy 150 in Cherryville, NC

Both drivers were reported to have been injured, but preliminary reports indicate that neither is believed to have life-threatening injuries.   

USPS employees can help promote semipostal stamps

USPS has released updated guidance for promoting semipostal stamps, along with information for employees who want to purchase special T-shirts.

Beloved Staten Island mail carrier retires after decades of service

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Rain, sleet, snow, heat, and even a global pandemic: Mail carrier Scott Simas braved it all over the last 36 years.

USPS mail truck catches fire in Dutchess County

A U.S. Postal Service truck caught fire at the intersection of Camby Road and Old Camby Road, prompting a swift response from the Union Vale Fire District, officials said.
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