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The New Era of US Postal Inspection Service Waste

The pattern is unmistakable. When faced with a public-safety crisis, the Postal Inspection Service does not adapt. It deflects, obscures, and protects its bureaucracy at all costs.

Illinois U.S. Postal Service worker collapses and dies while working at post office near Lake Forest

A United States Postal Service worker, who was in his 40s, collapsed and died in the parking lot of a post office near Lake Forest Monday evening, authorities said.

Priority Mail Express refund policy adjusted for the holidays

The Postal Service will implement a no-refund policy for Priority Mail Express packages shipped from Monday, Dec. 22, through Thursday, Dec. 25

Christmas and New Year’s Holiday Recommendations on Live Animal Shipping

Customers are asked to observe the following recommendations regarding when and where live day-old chicks and other live animals may be mailed

Americans Haven’t Gotten Mail in Weeks as Staffing Shortages Plague USPS

Many Americans have been waiting weeks for their mail as the United States Postal Service suffers from staffing shortages.

Defense challenges evidence in Warren mail carrier murder case

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Attorneys for one of the men accused of killing a Warren mail carrier filed motions this week seeking to block evidence seized during the investigation.

USPS offers guidance on disposing of hazardous and regulated items

The Postal Service is reminding employees to safeguard the mailstream from improperly wrapped or damaged packages containing hazardous materials.

USPS Fleet managers and drivers should buy fuel at preferred locations

The Postal Service is reminding fleet managers and drivers to always buy fuel from stations in the USPS Preferred Fueling Network to help keep the organization’s costs down.

GAO – U.S. Postal Service: Action Needed to Fix Unsustainable Business Model

However, USPS’s financial condition remains poor. While USPS has increased revenue, its total expenses continue to outpace total revenue leading to further losses

250,000 packages stolen per day, study finds, as lawmakers push stiffer penalties

As online holiday shopping ramps up, seeing thieves take off with goods is on the rise and has even prompted lawmakers to mull over new legislation for stiffer penalties.

USPS employees can accept a book as a gift

The Postal Service is reminding employees that they can accept gifts of books and other informational materials from outside sources — under certain conditions.

Parcel carriers score 98% for on-time delivery during holiday rush

Major domestic parcel carriers are achieving high on-time performance levels even as volumes surge during the holiday peak shipping season
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