USPS, ballots and Supreme Court
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THE USPS is asking Americans to help others during the upcoming Christmas season. The mail agency is now accepting Christmas letters from people across the country. The USPS announced
A whistleblower says the U.S. Postal Service is rushing out an online system for President Trump's push to restrict mail voting that could "derail" the midterm election if courts allow it to proceed.
A former California mail carrier faces up to five years behind bars after allegedly finessing over 8,500 pieces of undelivered mail. Ronald Juckno –– a 53-year-old man from Fresno –– who worked for the U.
Chicago police say a USPS worker got out of the truck to deliver mail when the suspect hopped in and drove away.
The Supreme Court held up a lower court's decision blocking Trump-backed USPS changes to mail voting ahead of the midterms in November.
Election ballots for the June primary that should have been mailed to homes in New Jersey were erroneously sent to Tennessee in late April. The ballots reached Memphis before the mistake was discovered, were sent back to New Jersey within days and arrived at homes in the Garden State in plenty of time for mail-in voting.
A Glendale man pleaded guilty to stealing 30 USPS vehicles as part of a mail and identity theft scheme.
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USPS weighs community concerns about proposed Brookdale Post Office closure
SAN LORENZO VALLEY — The United States Postal Service held a virtual community meeting Friday for its proposed closure of the Brookdale post office where the most common question residents asked moderators was how it was possible for USPS to continue its mission of providing free,