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Analytics Reveal Litigation Faced by USPS

Postal News October 18, 2023

Docket Alarm has identified 5,937 federal court district filings involving the USPS since the beginning of 2013.

Xavier Zamora Sentenced to 22 Years in Prison for the 2019 Murder of U.S. Letter Carrier

Postal News October 18, 2023

According to court records, on April 22, 2019, Hernandez was delivering mail to a community mailbox on Terracotta Place SW in Albuquerque when he was caught up in a dispute between Zamora and his mother outside her home.

Analytics Reveal Litigation Faced by USPS

Postal News October 18, 2023

Docket Alarm has identified 5,937 federal court district filings involving the USPS since the beginning of 2013.

Xavier Zamora Sentenced to 22 Years in Prison for the 2019 Murder of U.S. Letter Carrier

Postal News October 18, 2023

According to court records, on April 22, 2019, Hernandez was delivering mail to a community mailbox on Terracotta Place SW in Albuquerque when he was caught up in a dispute between Zamora and his mother outside her home.

Government Agency Ratings Remain Largely Negative – U.S. Postal Service Still Top Rated

Federal News October 17, 2023

The USPS is the only agency of the 16 that has enjoyed majority-level positive ratings since 2003. Most of the current ratings are at or below the trend averages, and nine of the 16 agencies are at or near their lowest points in the trend.

Tragedy at Tunnel 13 – USPS observes centennial of train robbery

Postal News October 17, 2023

Dubbed the Tragedy at Tunnel 13, the incident took place on Oct. 11, 1923, when three brothers — Hugh, Ray and Roy DeAutremont — staged one of the last major train robberies in the West.

USPS issues final environmental impact statement on new delivery fleet, lawsuits to resume shortly

Postal News October 17, 2023

Late last month the Postal Service released the final version of the Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) concerning its purchase of a new fleet of delivery vehicles.

Government Agency Ratings Remain Largely Negative – U.S. Postal Service Still Top Rated

Federal News October 17, 2023

The USPS is the only agency of the 16 that has enjoyed majority-level positive ratings since 2003. Most of the current ratings are at or below the trend averages, and nine of the 16 agencies are at or near their lowest points in the trend.

Tragedy at Tunnel 13 – USPS observes centennial of train robbery

Postal News October 17, 2023

Dubbed the Tragedy at Tunnel 13, the incident took place on Oct. 11, 1923, when three brothers — Hugh, Ray and Roy DeAutremont — staged one of the last major train robberies in the West.

USPS issues final environmental impact statement on new delivery fleet, lawsuits to resume shortly

Postal News October 17, 2023

Late last month the Postal Service released the final version of the Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) concerning its purchase of a new fleet of delivery vehicles.

Postal Management Announces Targeted & Limited Voluntary Early Retirement in Newark, NJ

Postal News October 16, 2023

In a surprise announcement, postal management has invoked a targeted Voluntary Early Retirement (VER), limited to the Newark, NJ geographic area, with no monetary incentive and limited to employees in particular crafts and jobs.

Postal Management Announces Targeted & Limited Voluntary Early Retirement in Newark, NJ

Postal News October 16, 2023

In a surprise announcement, postal management has invoked a targeted Voluntary Early Retirement (VER), limited to the Newark, NJ geographic area, with no monetary incentive and limited to employees in particular crafts and jobs.

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