Postal News

New Jersey letter carriers Travis Lapi and Alyssa Dickerson Lapi aren’t just colleagues; they’re newlyweds.

The U.S. Postal Service will soon deliver some UPS Ground Saver packages again after the two delivery giants finalized a renewed agreement

The U.S. Postal Service will honor Bruce Lee, the renowned Chinese American martial artist and actor, with a new Forever stamp

A USPS worker in Duluth, Georgia, has now contacted the rank-and-file committee about a horrific ongoing experience at the North Metro Processing & Distribution Center.

The Postal Service will release Angel’s Trumpets, the latest stamp in its Low Denomination Flowers series, on Friday, Jan. 9.

New U.S. Postal Service rules on postmarks could have a significant impact on rural voters and mail-in ballot processing in Illinois and across the country.

The Postal Service wants to remind facilities that store large quantities of deicing and anti-skid chemical products to follow the rules for proper storage.

The Union Member’s Bill of Rights, Title I of the LMRDA, guarantees some democratic rights to all union members

The U.S. Postal Service needs to do a better job providing information that helps the public find service when local post offices are temporarily closed for emergency repairs or other reasons, say lawmakers behind a new bill that mandates more transparency.

If finalized, the rule would go into effect July 12, 2026 and require accurate package dimensions on commercial USPS parcels, regardless of size

A former treasurer of a New Mexico labor organization is facing federal charges for allegedly abusing his position of trust within a union to misuse union funds and conceal that conduct through false financial reporting.

My name is Stacy Shuda and I’m a solutions architect for the Postal Service’s architecture, strategy and innovation group, which is part of the chief information officer’s organization in Eagan, MN.