Several of the speakers criticized planned closures of mail sorting facilities in their districts, which are part of the Delivering for America modernization plan that was spearheaded by former Postmaster General Louis DeJoy

The Postal Service acquired 7,465 E-Transits as of June 2025 (81 percent of the planned total), but acquisitions were 1,785 behind plan

A U.S. postal worker accused of driving drunk and crashing a mail truck in East Longmeadow is scheduled to appear in court on Friday.

The Postal Service will release its latest set of stamps, Winter Landscapes, on Friday, Sept. 19.

The list, compiled by the USPS historian’s office, features 35 names, including actors, artists, athletes, musicians and politicians

Embracing a data-first approach has helped the U.S. Postal Service live up to its “always on” mission, the agency’s chief information officer said Thursday

Northport police say that a fatal wreck involving a postal carrier two months ago this week remains under investigation.

The Postal Service did not include the standard charges for large packages in its automated postage due calculations for 1.6 million large return-to-sender packages from October 2022 to February 2025

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

The Postal Service has released a video about its new Holiday Cheer stamps.

Two systems being deployed are based on similar technology, but differ in scale.

An inspector general audit has called attention to “persistent” safety and security problems at mail processing facilities, faulting both employees for not following safety policies and the USPS for “not consistently directing local management to enforce and monitor compliance” with those policies.