Semi-truck carrying U.S. mail catches fire
On Saturday, fire crews from Wellton and Tacna were able to stop the flames from destroying the entire trailer, saving about half of the mail.
5 Highlights from the National Postal Forum
Last week, the National Postal Forum (NPF) met at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville, Tennessee, with the largest crowd it’s seen in years.
Norcross business owner says his employees weren’t paid because USPS didn’t collect the checks
When they questioned the postal office about the delay, he says workers told them the mail was never removed from the collection box.
NALC – Local contract (LMOU) negotiations start soon
NALC has created an LMOU Negotiations Guide and accompanying reference documents to assist local branch presidents in this very important process.
Sen. Ossoff Pressing for Competent Postmaster General to Solve Georgia Mail Delays
Following the resignation of former Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, Sen. Ossoff is urging the USPS Board of Governors to replace him with leadership who can solve the continued delays with on-time mail delivery across Georgia.
Beloved Counter Person Retires After Nearly 20 Yrs at Columbus Ave P.O.
For nearly four decades, Angie Serrano has been a familiar face at the U.S. Post Office, serving her community with heart, humility, and humanity.
GAO, USPS IG make their case for 2026 budget increases
For 2026, the USPS IG is asking for $306.7 million, all of which would be funded by the Postal Service and not tax revenues.
USPS puts new sorting and delivery centers on display
The Postal Service has opened 96 sorting and delivery centers since 2022 as part of the Delivering for America plan’s $40 billion investment in infrastructure to transform the organization’s network.
Springfield USPS worker, who is blind, retires after more than 40 years of service
With a postal service career spanning more than 40 years, he was forced to adjust his work and lifestyle when he began to lose his eyesight in his twenties.
Memo to SCOTUS: Postal Service is Not Above the Law
Konan — who is black and rents to white tenants — was allegedly the victim of a years’ long harassment campaign by two local postal employees who weren’t fond of interracial renting