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Former Nurse Turned Postal Clerk Performs CPR to Help Save Infant at Clifton Post Office
CLIFTON — What started as an ordinary Saturday morning at the Clifton Post Office quickly turned into a life-saving emergency ...
Increase in rejected ballots in California primary raise concerns about USPS postmarking changes
Nearly 150,000 California voters had their mail-in ballots rejected for the state’s June primary, a spike from recent elections even as the ...
USPS nominations test the future of bipartisan boards
Federal law requires that no more than five members of USPS’ Board of Governors be from the same political party ...
North Texas postal worker’s death prompts calls for extreme heat protections
Funeral services were held on Thursday for the postal worker who died whole on his route in Little Elm on ...
North Alabama mail carriers say they’re stretched thin as demand outpaces resources
Shrinking resources, rising demand and a shortage of workers are straining local post offices, leaving mail carriers to pick up the slack ...
The deadline to order semipostal shirts is Aug. 5
Postal Service employees have until Wednesday, Aug. 5, to order T-shirts promoting semipostal stamps ...
Postal employees cannot use their position for personal gain
The Postal Service is reminding employees that federal ethics laws prohibit them from misusing their postal positions for their own ...
Letter carrier who died in North Texas identified as USPS investigates what happened
The USPS confirmed the employee's death, saying, "The postal service said it is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of a ...
Mailin’ it podcast – Why Millions of Books Travel Free Through the Mail
In this episode of Mailin’ It, we explore one of the nation’s oldest federal accessibility programs, Free Matter for the ...
Coalition urges Senate to reject nominations to USPS Board
The Save the Post Office Coalition, a member organization with over 300 national and state organizations including many retired and ...