Ever since he sued the FBI and U.S. Justice Department in federal court over a public records dispute, Sugar Grove resident Andrew Smigelski claims, he has been subjected to harassment and surveillance including interference with his mail
The official and final version of the 2024-2027 Collective Bargaining Agreement has been completed and is published.
When Postal Service employees get hurt on the job or develop a work-related illness, workers’ compensation benefits are there to help — covering medical care and lost wages while they recover.
Recently, members of Congress who previously served in the military and the intelligence community issued a joint statement reminding those currently serving that they do not have to and should not follow illegal orders
The Postal Service wants to accelerate growth in package shipping amid forecasted declines in its international business and other segments.
The Postal Service has commemorated Thanksgiving on a handful of stamps, including a 2001 release that shows a cornucopia and a 2009 set of four stamps that depict scenes from a Thanksgiving Day parade.
But Monday night, a different truck would enter the picture… a white Ford pickup that would slam into two parked cars at the post office’s back door.
To help USPS employees navigate their way through this year’s open season benefits enrollment period, here are some important definitions for sometimes confusing health insurance terms
Residents in Pleasanton’s Val Vista neighborhood came together this month to celebrate their longtime mail carrier Kathy Jimenez, who was retiring from the U.S. Postal Service after 34 years – including 30 years with Val Vista on her route
Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today