Postal News
USPS board chair visits Nevada facilities
Amber McReynolds, chairwoman of the USPS Board of Governors, visited Postal Service facilities in Nevada last week to meet employees ...
Mail theft crime wave felt on the Central Coast while national Postal Police force remains benched
They’re a fully equipped arm of law enforcement, specifically trained to protect postal facilities, mail carriers, and mail recipients--the public ...
Lubbock postal carrier pleads guilty to mail theft, including Starbucks gift card and cash
A Lubbock postal carrier, Ernest Brawley, took a guilty plea in court on Friday for accusations of committing mail theft ...
Postal worker protests in various cities
Postal worker are protesting at various places against privatization and slow service among other issues ...
Mail carrier uses truck to help trapped woman escape Indiana house fire
LIBERTY, Ind. — A mail carrier and neighbors helped two people escape a house fire near the Indiana and Ohio ...
Vigil held at USPS facility after man fatally shot by coworker
The family of Edward "Eki" Poloka held a vigil on Friday at the U.S. Postal Service distribution center in Tukwila, ...
Rep. Randy Weber reintroduces bill targeting USPS operational failures
U.S. Rep. Randy Weber last week reintroduced a bill seeking to renew efforts to hold the U.S. Postal Service accountable ...
NALC – PRO Act reintroduced in House and Senate
The Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act (H.R. 20/S. 852) was reintroduced in Congress today ...
Graffiti plagues USPS vehicles in Oakland, raising safety concerns
Mail carriers are continuing their routes despite many USPS trucks and vans often displaying graffiti that obscures their logos and ...
US Postal Services issues statement explaining why mail was mysteriously halted
The U.S. Postal Service's contract with UPS SurePost - the company's economy shipping option - ended at the beginning of ...