Safe driver award nominations close soon – The deadline for submissions is April 30
The award recognizes USPS drivers who have driven for 15 years or for 100,000 miles without a preventable collision.
USPS worker exposes chaos under “Delivering for America” restructuring
The consolidation of offices into larger S&DCs has accelerated under the Delivering for America (DFA) initiative, now in its fourth year, which is aimed at consolidating operations into large Amazon-style…
Duncan Steps Down from Postal Service Board of Governors
Robert M. “Mike” Duncan, one of the Governors of the United States Postal Service, today announced that he is resigning his position on the board of governors due to health…
Lawmakers propose naming Rockford post office after slain letter carrier
Rockford area lawmakers want to honor slain letter carrier Jay Larson by naming the city's main post office building after him.
The Postal Service Doesn’t Exist to Make Money
There are places in rural America where Amazon won’t deliver and FedEx won’t tread. The USPS doesn’t make money serving them—but that’s not the point.
Sanghera named USPS Central Area VP
Raj Sanghera has been named Central Area vice president, a role she has held on an acting basis since January.
Judge rejects insanity defense of man suffering schizophrenia who shot mail carrier in 2022
A federal judge Wednesday rejected an insanity defense and found a man suffering from schizophrenia guilty of all charges for shooting and wounding a mail carrier in Milwaukie on Christmas…
Man wearing postal service T-shirt found dead in Ridgeland landfill
The victim is described as a Black man with gray stubble beard, balding with white stubble hair on his head. He was wearing a dark T-shirt with "United States Postal…
International USPS Service Suspension Notice – Effective March 28, 2025 – Libya
Effective March28, 2025, the Postal Service will suspend international mail acceptance to Libya until further notice due to unavailable transportation
From 1825-1874, a nimble postal system expanded with the nation
As 1825 dawned, the American postal network was still known as the General Post Office — but not for long. By the 1830s, it was renamed the Post Office Department.