Postal worker robberies and other mail thefts are becoming a daily event. These are the ones I found today.

In a harrowing ordeal that unfolded in Florence yesterday evening, a postal employee was entrapped between two conveyor belts at the 7001 S Central Avenue facility, prompting a rapid response from the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD).

Our oversight of DFA initiatives plays a critical role in ensuring the public continues to be served. Employing both data analytics and site visits, we have been able to quickly respond to the growing concerns that network changes are causing mail delays in certain geographical areas.

Tractor Trailer Operator Todd Will was driving recently near the Phoenix Processing and Distribution Center during the morning rush hour when he saw a man fall while crossing a busy street.

Titusville Firefighters responded to the location on Washington Ave near Harrison Street just before 9 a.m. after a caller stated that a substance believed to be mercury was found on site.

An investigation has been launched into a Trump 2024 flag that was hoisted on a New York post office's flagpole, according to a local report.

A couple in Sunnyvale faced an unsettling situation last week after police say a postal carrier started acting strangely, threatening people and even injuring a police dog.

A federal jury will be allowed to hear a former mail carrier’s boasts about the “mad felonies” on his rap sheet when he goes on trial for threatening to shoot up a post office, an appeals court ruled Tuesday.

The Postal Service is inviting employees to audition for this year’s holiday advertising campaign. Employees who are selected to participate could be featured in a variety of ads, including TV commercials.

PORT JERVIS – Seventy-five-year-old Port Jervis letter carrier Thomas “Tom” Calvario will be back on his route soon, maybe even this week.  

Further investigation revealed that Kago had an active warrant issued by the United States Attorney General's Office for aggravated assault on a postal worker.

FORT PIERCE, Fla. — Family, friends and coworkers honored the life of Roosevelt "Kent" Benjamin, one of the three people killed in the Fort Pierce shootings a week ago, today.