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Fraud Hurts More Than America’s Trust in the Postal Service

Postal News January 8, 2025

At USPS OIG, we work hard to protect the Postal Service against fraud, waste, and abuse. We often underscore that the vast majority of postal employees are honest, hardworking people.

Kanawha County Man Pleads Guilty to Obstructing Mail

Postal News January 8, 2025

At the time of the offense, Pomeroy was employed by a United States Postal Service vendor as a mail handler at the vendor’s facility in Charleston.

Exclusive: Millions in Bribes for U.S. Mail Contracts

Postal News January 8, 2025

2 million dollars in bribes paid to U.S. Postal Service employees helped two brothers in the trucking industry win more than $15 million in mail transport contracts, according to charging documents filed in U.S. District Court in the Northern District of Texas.

To: America. From: USPS. Delayed by: Congress.

Postal News January 8, 2025

We do not believe our organization is engaged in a hopeless, Sisyphean task, as the editorial suggests. Our ability to meet the needs of the American economy and public is dependent upon fully implementing our 10-year transformation and modernization plan.

APWU President Mark Dimondstein -The Mail is Not for Sale!

Postal News January 8, 2025

APWU President Mark Dimondstein's Response to The Washington Post's Dec. 19, 2024 Editorial About Postal Privatization

USPS’ transportation consolidation efforts have hurt service

Postal News January 8, 2025

The Postal Service’s Local Transportation Optimization initiative particularly impacted on-time delivery for rural customers, per an agency watchdog report.

Beloved ‘Postman Jeff’ retiring after 47 years of service in Lafayette

Postal News January 8, 2025

U.S. mail carrier Jeff Gostomski, or "Postman Jeff" as he's known affectionately to residents along his route, rolled up to each house Tuesday morning as he does every day, making sure mail gets delivered on time.

A neighborhood Post Office returns with more to offer

Postal News January 8, 2025

USPS reopened the Temple Heights Post Office in Washington, DC, part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to strength customer service, on Dec. 16.

US postal worker robbed at gunpoint in Brooklyn, days after mail carrier fatally stabbed in Harlem

Postal News January 8, 2025

A U.S. postal worker was robbed at gunpoint in Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon, less than a week after a postman was stabbed to death in Harlem.

USPS next-gen fleet lawsuits dropped, but electric vehicle plans still under scrutiny

Postal News January 8, 2025

California and 16 other states, plus the District of Columbia and several major cities, dropped a lawsuit last month that challenged the USPS’ plans in 2022 to purchase mostly gas-powered delivery vehicles in the coming years.

Winter weather hits East Coast, Central Plains

Postal News January 8, 2025

The mid-Atlantic and Central Plains regions have experienced heavy snow, freezing rain and icy conditions in recent days. The Postal Service will continue to deliver where it is safe to do so.

USPS to participate in national day of observance

Postal News January 7, 2025

A national day of observance has been declared Thursday, Jan. 9, to honor former President Jimmy Carter, who died Dec. 29 at age 100.

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