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.
New video explores American Revolution battles
The Postal Service has released a video about its Battlefields of the American Revolution stamps
Man charged in deadly expressway shooting of beloved USPS mail carrier
CHICAGO — A Lyons man has been charged in a deadly 2024 expressway shooting of a beloved USPS mail carrier in Chicago.
Fly flags at half-staff to honor Pope Francis
All Postal Service facilities should fly the U.S. flag at half-staff to honor Pope Francis, who died April 21.
Privatization Question Hangs Over Search for New Postmaster General
Musk and President Trump have previously suggested the USPS could be privatized, leading some to view the Postmaster search as an opening to embark on that process.
This postal employee saw a truck crash into a church
While delivering mail in Bristol, NH, recently, Letter Carrier Ryan Dillon saw a speeding truck hit another truck while passing on a nearby road.
PAE Awarded USPS Contract Valued at $63.5M Supporting Los Angeles Mail Transport Equipment Service Center
The three-year base contract may be extended to seven years through two options and includes the processing and management of mail transport equipment used to enclose and transport mail.
USPS customers left in limbo after 200 packages are dumped in middle of road
THE US Postal Service has caused concern among customers after about 200 packages were dumped in the middle of a Florida road.
Postal Worker Buys First-Ever Ticket and Wins $50,000 Prize
A St. Mary’s County man is the latest to win a Big Money top prize.