Mail thefts, robberies, fraud and other postal crimes – 03/23/26
Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today
Supreme Court to hear mail-in ballots case Monday
But voters in 14 states, including Oregon, who cast their votes by mail will be given a grace period ranging from a day later to several weeks in which their ballots can be received and counted.
Postmaster General pressed to visit Allen Park USPS plant after worker found dead in machine
During a House subcommittee hearing, Rep. Rashida Tlaib held up a photo of Nick Acker, an Air Force Veteran who was found dead in a mail handling machine, asking Postmaster General David Steiner to visit the USPS Detroit Network Distribution Center in Allen Park
APWU posts two Clerk Craft Awards
Clerk Craft Dispatch Coordinator and Newman Interim National Arbitration Award
2026 UPMA Legislative Issues Brief
UPMA comes to Congress with a clear message: The policies that govern the USPS must reflect the dedication of the workforce that keeps it running.
The Postal Service’s Last-Mile Strategy Is a Dead End
As the US Postal Service moves forward with an auction for parcel companies to bid on its last-mile delivery capacity, Amazon.com Inc. is preparing in case it needs to pull out of the process and instead deliver those packages on its own.
APWU National Executive Board Votes Unanimously to Join No Kings Coalition, Cosponsor March 28 National Mobilization
As the Trump administration’s threats of postal privatization and attacks on Vote-by-Mail continue to escalate, APWU leadership is once again mobilizing to defend our public Postal Service and the communities we serve.
Postmaster General says Illinois is USPS’ ‘biggest problem’ area
The U.S. Postmaster General said central and southern Illinois is particularly problematic.
Robert Duvall worked as a clerk in Manhattan before his big break
During the 1950s and 1960s, he worked shifts as a clerk at a Post Office in Manhattan’s Broadway district between taking acting classes and auditioning.
Kalamazoo-area postal workers ‘in tears’ over workplace culture amid delivery delays
“I find it deeply troubling that multiple postal employees came to my office and broke down in tears while detailing an extremely concerning workplace culture set by management at the Kalamazoo Sorting and Delivery Center,” he said.