USPS sued by NJ, 15 other states to buy electric vehicles
NJ and 15 other states that want the U.S. Postal Service to buy electric-powered delivery vehicles are suing to halt purchases of thousands of gas-powered trucks.
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Become one of Santa’s helpers and give back to families in need
Dennis explains how to participate in the USPS Operation Santa and give back to families in need this holiday season
It's illegal to tip your mail carrier. I'm doing it anyway
Well, I've got your tip right here.
Who to tip at Christmas and why you should sweat the small stuff
My thought is that if someone in a service industry has made your life easier, consider throwing them a little extra cash this season.
NJ letter carrier chased by wild turkeys
In Hillsdale, things got ugly for a mailman the other day. He found himself trapped inside his work vehicle surrounded by aggressive, wild turkeys.
Postal Service tallies $5.1B loss in 2015 budget year
The Postal Service on Friday reported a $5.1 billion loss for the just-completed 2015 fiscal cycle -- but that's a slight improvement over last year.
First-class mail delivery slows in first months of the year
Those birthday cards, bills and other first-class stamped mail often are taking a little longer to get to their destination.
Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe to retire
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe announced his retirement Friday as the Postal Service continued to amass billions of dollars in losses and battled with Congress over proposed cost-cutting moves, including ending Saturday delivery.
Cost of a Stamp to Spike?
Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said Thursday the Postal Service had no choice but to ask for an emergency rate hike given the agency's dire finances.