On February 20, 1792, Washington made sure the post office would remain part of the federal government, establishing the postmaster role first held by Franklin as the head of a permanent cabinet department, the Post Office Department.
Postal Bulletin’s latest edition, published Feb. 20, offers tips on how to avoid imposter scams, such as investment frauds, grandparent swindles, romance deceptions, and fake lottery and sweepstakes.
Chenise LeDoux has been named Southern Area’s acting vice president. She replaces Linda Crawford, who retired in 2024.
My name is David Plybon and I’m the equal employment opportunity program manager at USPS headquarters in Washington, DC.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has announced his intention to resign—although to stay in office until a replacement is named—in the process urging that his successor continue his controversial Delivering for America reorganization initiative.
WLBT spoke with a former mail handler at the post office. Although he has not worked there since August 2024, he says that even then, things were questionable.
The U.S. Postal Service will commemorate the warmth, wit and charisma of Betty White by honoring the late actress and comedienne with a new stamp bearing her likeness.
PLYMOUTH — A longtime fixture in downtown Plymouth is now among the ranks of America’s most treasured historic sites.
NextgenID has successfully completed the first phase of its PresenceID Network deployment in what it calls a “pivotal advancement” in its ongoing collaboration with the United States Postal Service.
The Postal Service is working around the clock to address recent service delays in the Greater Indianapolis area.