Although the U.S. Postal Service is legally defined as an “independent establishment of the executive branch,” it operates as a quasi-governmental agency—meaning USPS is part of the federal government but has more operational autonomy than traditional federal agencies.
The union held a rally Tuesday morning ahead of the one-year anniversary of Octavia Redmond’s death.
USPS has updated Postal Facts, a website that features data about Postal Service operations, stamps and other topics.
Scott Bombaugh retired as the Postal Service’s chief technology officer on June 30, concluding a 38-year career that focused on modernizing the organization’s mail and package processing and delivery infrastructure.
Letter Carrier Charles Harries retires after 56 years of federal service.
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea and is coming to a mailbox near you?
A Henderson post office reopened Monday after a small amount of mercury was discovered, prompting an emergency response from law enforcement late last week.
Six San Leandro letter carriers have joined an elite group of Postal Service employees who have individually driven more than a million, accident-free miles.
While there is much to unpack in this thorough, investigatory work put together by Hull and her team, I would like to look at the report beginning on page 22, “Senior Executive Investigations.”
Two individuals were scheduled to be arraigned Monday on two separate incidents of lewd and lascivious conduct, allegedly perpetrated against a female postal worker from the Bennington Post Office.