Postal News
Two Men Sentenced to Federal Prison for Using U.S. Postal Service Arrow Keys To Steal Mail in Chicago
JOSEPH T. SOLOMON and THADDEUS J. HARPER were convicted as part of “Operation Broken Arrow,” a federal investigation into the ...
Thieves target mail truck parked in Berkeley
Thieves broke into a mail truck parked in Berkeley last week, stealing mail while the carrier was busy making deliveries, ...
USPS regulator says ‘no more important time’ for stronger oversight of agency’s sweeping changes
Members of the Postal Service’s regulatory agency are calling on Congress to strengthen their oversight of USPS, citing declines in ...
FedEx to cut daytime domestic flight activity by 60%
FedEx Corp. plans to significantly slash daily flights and the number of U.S. cities served by air during the daytime ...
USPS employees share their stories of Alex Trebek
Alex Trebek, the longtime host of “Jeopardy!” who was honored with a stamp this week, had plenty of Postal Service employees ...
Benjamin Franklin began his tenure as postmaster general on July 26, 1775
On July 26, 1775, the Second Continental Congress voted to create a postal system in the Colonies and selected Benjamin ...
Feds investigate N. Charleston US Postal Service location after union complaint
USPS is accused of committing unfair labor practices at its Cross County Road location, NLRB documents obtained through a Freedom ...
Postal EV Plans More ‘Aggressive’ Than ‘Realistic’, Says IG
The Postal Service “created a schedule that reflected aggressive business objectives, rather than a realistic baseline” for its deployment of ...
Postal Pulse Survey: How Is the Postal Service Delivering for You?
In just a few weeks, the 2024 Postal Pulse employee survey will be open to all USPS® employees. Every day our ...
Stamp Announcement 24-34: First Continental Congress, 1774 Stamp
On September 5, 2024, in Philadelphia, PA, the United States Postal Service® (USPS®) will issue the First Continental Congress, 1774 stamp (Forever® priced at ...