California Karen Melts Down at Post Office Over Return Label Placement
Throughout the encounter, the woman screeches for police to be called, mocks the person filming for recording her, and accuses the bystander of refusing to help
Fuel transactions can now be disputed online
U.S. Bank, which administers the Voyager fuel card program, will not accept physical account dispute forms after Tuesday, Sept. 30.
Postal Carrier Hits Fire Hydrant, Floods Altadena Street in Afternoon Incident
Authorities quickly responded to the scene, where the mail carrier’s vehicle was found partially submerged in water due to the ruptured hydrant
NALC Executive Council meets and continues collective-bargaining preparations
Negotiations with the Postal Service will officially begin in February 2026, as the current National Agreement is set to expire in May 2026.
Bera Urges DOJ and USPIS to Address Rampant Mail Theft in Sacramento County
Representative Ami Bera, M.D. (CA-06) sent a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and Chief Postal Inspector Gary Barksdale to address the surge of mail theft and vandalism in Sacramento County neighborhoods
Mail thefts, robberies, fraud and other postal crimes – 09/05/25
Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today
Edwards – Led Amendment Passes in Committee to Restore United States Postal Service Operations to Full Capacity in Western North Carolina
Congressman Chuck Edwards (NC-11) led an amendment that will direct the United States Postal Service (USPS) to produce a plan on how they will reopen closed facilities and reestablish service in Western North Carolina
September is National Suicide Prevention Month
September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and the USPS Employee Assistance Program is using this time to remind employees and their loved ones about the support it offers.
Case And Colleagues Secure Improvements In Mail Deliveries To Hawaii And Other Areas Outside The Continental U.S.
The U.S. Postal Service addressed problems with its Ground Advantage program after Case led several House colleagues in requesting resolution of issues with delivery reliability and tracking accuracy, especially to noncontiguous areas
Former postal employee goes to prison for counterfeit check fraud scheme
A former Postal Service employee and her accomplice will spend several years in federal prison for a multimillion-dollar check fraud scheme.