USPS historian to retire Dec. 1
The Postal Service historian has been with the organization for more than 32 years, researching and answering questions from employees and the public, safekeeping historical records and handling artifacts for…
The Postal Service historian has been with the organization for more than 32 years, researching and answering questions from employees and the public, safekeeping historical records and handling artifacts for…
FORT LAUDERDALE - Charges against a Wilton Manors man accused of attacking a US Postal Service worker and ripping off her hijab have been upgraded to a hate crime.
The 60 new RPDCs would be the largest type of facility in the Postal Service’s new system and would be tasked with sorting mail and packages to be sent to…
This move, however, is far from wise. It will lead to higher taxpayer expenses, less reliable vehicles, and even slower mail delivery times. It’s time for the USPS to rethink…
For years, postal police patrolled the streets alongside letter carriers, protecting them and making arrests as any federal officer would.
Items not considered gifts include food and drink that are not part of a meal (soft drinks, doughnuts and the like) and items intended for presentation, such as cards and…
BEMIDJI, Minn. — When Delbert Mikelson’s mail started showing up late — and sometimes not showing up at all — he blamed it on the opening of deer season.
The U.S. Postal Service plans to review Processing and Distribution Centers as part of its 10-year Delivering for America plan. These are the latest articles found in the news
The Postal Service has informed the unions and management associations of its intent to conduct Mail Processing Facility Reviews (MPFR) at five more locations.
These wild turkeys took "follow the leader" to a new level by following their local postman on his route. Todd Wiegmann was delivering mail during his shift in Marinette, Wisconsin,…