Postal News
Wisconsin kidney donor wins paid leave benefits from the U.S. Postal Service
A U.S. Postal Service clerk who struggled to secure her paid leave benefits after donating her kidney in 2024 has ...
Lower flags for fallen police officers on May 15
Postal Service facilities are required to fly the U.S. flag at half-staff. When the U.S. flag is flown at half-staff, ...
Mail thefts, robberies, fraud and other postal crimes – 05/12/25
Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today ...
This letter carrier’s call to 911 helped avert a bigger home blaze
Letter Carrier Jeffrey Abbruzzese was recently delivering mail in Pawcatuck, CT, when he heard a nearby home’s fire alarm ...
Ranking Members Mfume, Connolly Issue Statement on Appointment of New Postmaster General
The Oversight Committee will be keeping a very close eye on the actions of the new Postmaster, especially considering DOGE’s ...
USPS ending as we know it soon? Privatization fears ramp up with new leadership
The decision quickly drew criticism from major postal unions, who believe it points toward corporate control of a vital public ...
Adopt a Chick: thousands of baby birds rescued after USPS shipping error
More than 10,000 orphaned baby birds were rescued last week in Delaware after a shipping mishap left them stranded at ...
Overturned mail truck shuts down I-384 in Manchester
Manchester fire officials say Interstate 384 East was briefly shut down as emergency crews responded to an overturned mail truck ...
Accounting change, higher labor costs drive $3.3B Postal Service loss
The national mail operator previously projected a $6.9 billion net loss for fiscal year 2025, down from $9.5 billion last ...
Postal Service Launches Twenty-Two New Sorting and Delivery Centers in May and July
The Postal Service™ launched one new sorting and delivery centers (S&DCs) serving the nation on May 3, 2025 will launch ...