Postal News
Amazon opens up its logistics networks to any business
After reducing its dependency on the US Postal Service and other carriers, Amazon is opening up its own logistics and ...
Bill Would Block EO Directing USPS to Take on Greater Role in Elections, Coordinate with DHS, Justice
Senate Democrats are urging the Postal Service to reject new ballot‑handling mandates in President Trump’s “Ensuring Citizenship Verification and Integrity ...
Postmarks delayed, ballots denied: Warnings flash in Washington
A cost-cutting change to how the Postal Service handles outgoing mail at post offices is quietly undermining the vote-by-mail process ...
Unstitching America: What would privatization of the US Postal Service mean?
In mid-March, the Postmaster General told Congress that the United States Postal Service would be unable to deliver mail within twelve ...
APWU – IT/AS Tentative Agreement Announcement
The American Postal Workers Union, AFL-CIO, and the U.S. Postal Service reached a Tentative Agreement for the Information Technology/Accounting Services ...
UPMA – Emergency Placement Letter Update
In recent discussions with the management associations, the issue of placing non-bargaining employees in an off-duty status without pay on ...
Opelousas mail carrier celebrates retirement after 40 years of service
A local mail carrier made her final delivery after 40 years of service. The Opelousas community gathered to celebrate her ...
Wagner, Bell Introduce St. Louis Postal Accountability and Reform Act to Hold USPS Accountable for Delayed Mail
Representatives Ann Wagner (R-Mo.) and Wesley Bell (D-Mo.) introduced the St. Louis Postal Accountability and Reform (STL Up To PAR) ...
Census Bureau Asks Select Households to Respond Now to the 2026 Census Test
Beginning in June, census takers, including specially trained U.S. Postal Service (USPS) workers, will begin conducting in-person follow-up visits to ...
Murphy, Barrasso Lead Bipartisan Letter to Advance Zip Code Reform in Congress
U.S. Senators Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) and John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) led a bipartisan group of senators in a letter to U.S. Senate Committee on ...