Watch a video about the Year of the Horse stamp
The 2 1/2-minute video features Postmaster General David Steiner and Luis Chen, president of the Asian Pacific American Heritage Association’s board of directors.
Michigan congresswoman introduces bill naming post office after ‘Queen of Soul
DETROIT – Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence (MI-14) introduced legislation Friday renaming the post office located at 12711 East Jefferson Avenue in Detroit after the late national recording artist and Detroiter Aretha Franklin.
Severe winter weather systems and storm cleanup impacting postal operations
As severe winter weather systems, together with snow and ice cleanup, continue to impact major portions of the United States, the Postal Service is notifying customers that there may be delays in service due to the inclement weather and blocked or unsafe transportation routes.
“The December Dilemma” puts its stamp on postal intrigue
Disappointed in the Christmas Wreath and Candles issued in 1962, the Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee-2 vowed, “to produce a fine art work so that the ridicule that was leveled at the Post Office Department and the Committee for the 1962 design would not develop again.
The disappearing art gallery in your post office
To lift the United States out of the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt put Americans to work building roads and bridges, conserving forests and rivers, laying sewer pipes, and constructing schools, parks and airports.
Postal service enlists unlikely helpers to battle harmful threats hiding in mail: ‘Little mental database’
In the U.S. Postal Service sorting facility in West Sacramento, California, thousands of packages move through every hour — most harmless, some not. Hidden among everyday deliveries can be illegal plants, fruit, and wildlife products capable of introducing invasive pests and diseases.
This letter carrier reunited a lost boy with his family
Letter Carrier Kimberly Hulett was delivering mail in Cheektowaga, NY, recently when she saw a boy run across a busy road.
NALC – Take the collective-bargaining survey
The 2026 NALC Collective-Bargaining Survey is now open to current active NALC members. Please let us know what your priorities are for the next contract by completing it. The survey will be open until Friday, Feb. 20.
Ongoing Enhancements to the APWU Electronic Grievance System
Industrial Relations Director Charlie Cash is pleased to announce improvements to the APWU Electronic Grievance System (EGS).
Video – Postal Workers DRUNK on the job – c.1996
Cleveland investigative reporter Carl Monday goes undercover at the main post office in CLE and discovers some employees get a little tipsy while on the clock.