The USPS Can’t Stamp Out Its Problems With Higher Prices
Instead of gouging the public, the USPS needs to cut costs, institute real reforms and deliver for taxpayers and consumers.
Postal worker arrested on DUI charge after drinking vodka at house party on delivery route
Katelyne Dye, 33, was arrested April 12 on a charge of DUI.
A landlord says her mail wasn’t delivered because she is Black. Supreme Court to weigh in.
The case centers on immunity protections for the U.S. Postal Service for claims “arising out of the loss, miscarriage, or negligent transmission of letters or postal matter.
Beloved Cadiz Post Office Employee Retiring After Long-Time Service
Long-time employee Eugenia “Gina” Bailey has officially began retirement following her twenty-one year service to the Cadiz Post Office
A USPS employee should never use their position or title to tout private products or services
Because of the nature of the Postal Service’s business, private organizations might seek to further their interests by requesting an endorsement — a favorable comment about a product, service or enterprise provided in writing, on video or in a public forum — from a USPS employee
Padilla, Luján Lead Colleagues Warning Against Trump’s Plan to Privatize Postal Service That Would Undermine Vote by Mail
Millions of Americans rely on vote by mail as a safe and trustworthy method to vote in federal and state elections, the Senators noted. In the 2024 general election cycle, USPS securely and efficiently delivered more than 99 million ballots to and from voters
911 call: Postal worker reports attack at Cleveland post office
A postal manager said he walked into the lobby and saw a man sleeping there. He said the man then threw something and charged at him
USPS OIG – Georgia District: Delivery Operations
The delivery units included the Gray Main Post Office (MPO), Gray, GA; Perry Administrative Post Office (APO), Perry, GA; Warner Robins MPO, Warner Robins, GA; and Zebulon Branch, Macon, GA.
Power to the Postal Workers: The Wildcat Strike of 1970
A wildcat strike forced the administration to create the USPS. Despite being one of the most radical strikes of our shared history, it is hardly part of our collective consciousness.
Supreme Court agrees to deliver ruling on Postal Service immunity over undelivered mail
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to determine whether the U.S. Postal Service can be held liable if found to have intentionally not delivered mail to a designated address.