When Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act in August 2022, it included $3 billion in funds to support the Postal Service’s purchase of zero-emission vehicles for its delivery fleet.

So, imagine asking a room of farmers, “Does anyone have issues with the Post Office?” – and the crowd reacts with smirks and laughter. That was the scene of the board of directors meeting for the Agricultural Council of Arkansas when David Manns posed the question during a legislative update. 

The Postal Service is marking USPS Ethics Awareness Week by reminding employees of the rules they must follow while on the organization’s property.

CHULA VISTA, Calif. — Members of a multi-generational family of United States Postal workers have been working alongside each other for more than 30 years.

New instances of fraud in the government’s Flexible Spending Account program, FSAFEDS, are dwindling. But the investigation into the issue remains ongoing.

Earlier this year, the USPS transitioned and consolidated local Processing & Distribution Centers (PDC) across North Georgia to the Postal Service’s new Regional Processing & Distribution Center (RPDC) in Palmetto, Georgia.

Video footage from Menards showed she was the one who redeemed the rebates. Because Garrow immediately confessed when confronted, the government concurred in her request for a probationary sentence. Ms. Garrow will be required to pay back the customers whose cards were stolen.

The video, about four minutes long, features dramatic footage based on the stamps and an interview with Josh Herman, head of art for the company behind Dungeons & Dragons.

TEWKSBURY, Mass. — Police in Tewksbury are searching for a masked man who allegedly pointed a gun at a United States Postal Service mail carrier before he abandoned his car and ran off into the woods on Tuesday morning.

The United States Postal Service could consolidate some of its Indianapolis facilities into a new regional distribution hub opening later this year on the city’s east side.

Misusing postal property violates federal ethics rules and can result in discipline, fines, garnishment of wages and termination of employment.

WASHINGTON - Congress is moving to address the growing problem of violence against U.S. postal workers with new legislation aimed at enhancing their safety.