Postal News
Postal Bulletin covers the Postal Pulse survey
Postal Bulletin’s latest edition, published March 20, explains what the Postal Pulse survey is and how the organization uses the ...
Protests demanding no privatization of Post Office sweep the nation
From Bangor, Maine, to Key West, Fla., and from Los Angeles to Chicago to Fairbanks, Alaska, to Waikaloa, Hawaii, the ...
Man who shot U.S. Postal worker on Christmas Eve in Oregon pursues insanity defense
Mail carrier David Knapp was walking on his route along a snow-covered Milwaukie street just after noon on Christmas Eve 2022 when ...
Former Salem County Man Sentenced To Over Nine Years In Prison For Bank Fraud And Conspiracy To Rob U.S. Post Office Employees
A former Salem County, New Jersey, man was sentenced to an aggregate term of 111 months in prison for his ...
USPS is committed to keeping America’s roads safe
Every day in communities across our nation, more than 246,000 U.S. Postal Service vehicles are powering the world’s largest mailing ...
USPS is enhancing service standards
The United States Postal Service is implementing refinements to service standards and has launched new online tools and a fact ...
It’s Women’s History Month – Female employees helped build the U.S. postal system
The Postal Service is observing Women’s History Month, which began March 1 ...
Former postal service employee pleads guilty to accepting bribes and kickbacks in exchange for awarding trucking contracts
A former U.S. Postal Service (USPS) employee in Colorado has pleaded guilty to fraud charges after accepting hundreds of thousands ...
Cedar Key residents frustrated as post office remains unrepaired six months after storm
A temporary post office solution has stretched into a six-month inconvenience for Cedar Key ...
Postal Service weighs serving as logistics partner for federal agencies
The U.S. Postal Service is examining how it can generate additional revenue by offering logistics services to other parts of ...