Postal News
This NYC employee evacuated co-workers on 9/11
Like many people, New York City Customer Services Supervisor Sandra Hecht will never forget Sept. 11, 2001 ...
Mail in ballot news roundup – 09/11/26
If the Supreme Court clears the way for USPS to implement the Trump administration’s mail-in ballot executive order, the American ...
Postal worker, escorted away by police after clash with supervisor, cannot revive claims
A disagreement concerning overtime escalated into yelling and profanity, resulting in a police call and a two-day unpaid emergency leave ...
What It Means to Postal Workers That USPS Is Relying on Employee Retirement Funds to Operate
As the Postal Service leans on deferred retirement obligations and major operational overhauls to survive, postal employees need to take ...
Seymour Saferstein has worked at USPS longer than most of his colleagues have been alive.
The 94-year-old mail processing clerk was looking for steady work after leaving the military and started his career as a ...
This stamp salutes the U.S. Coast Guard Academy
The Postal Service will release a stamp honoring the 150th anniversary of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy on Saturday, Sept ...
Fly flags at half-staff to honor 9/11 terrorist attack victims
USPS facilities are required to fly the flag at half-staff this day, also known as Patriot Day and National Day ...
This Lowrider stamp star shines at the Smithsonian
An ongoing exhibition at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington, DC, features an iconic vehicle depicted on ...
Beloved Martinsburg mail carrier remembered by colleagues
MARTINSBURG - Over a dozen mail trucks lined Tennessee Avenue early Thursday morning to honor Sherry Tachoir, a 32-year veteran ...
If you get a suspicious email or request, report it
The Postal Service is reminding employees and contractors to immediately report suspicious computer activity ...