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In November, NALC organized a Shut Down Hunger campaign. The initiative called on branches to make monetary donations to local food banks during the longest government shutdown in history. NALC committed to matching all donations that were submitted by Jan. 31, 2026.
25-year-old Bruce Armah, a new member of the mail team, found a wallet half-buried in snow in Coraopolis new Pittsburgh. He tucked it away in his car and continued on his route, but not because he meant to steal anything.
The Postal Service has announced that it is once again conducting a “Postal Pulse” survey from March 10 to April 17. APWU leadership is urging members to refrain from participating in management’s Postal Pulse survey.
On Jan. 5, 2025, President Biden signed the Social Security Fairness Act(SSFA) into law, repealing two onerous Social Security provisions
For National Consumer Protection Week, Mailin’ It! tackles the growing threat of AI-powered fraud with Stephanie Glad, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service’s Program Manager for Mail Fraud
Ancillary service endorsements are used by mailers to request an addressee’s new address or the reason mail cannot be
delivered as addressed
Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today
After nearly two decades of operating losses, the Postal Service has reached its statutory borrowing limit and cannot finance ongoing deficits through additional debt.
During the week of January 5, 2026, we performed a self-initiated audit at the Shreveport Processing and Distribution Center (P&DC) and Package Support Annex (PSA), and three delivery units serviced by the P&DC and PSA
The Postal Service recently celebrated a program that allows blind and disabled people to send and receive free reading materials.