From the article: "...Robert Wayne O’Ferrell, a south Alabama businessman who was wrongly accused in the 1989 mail bomb murders of a Birmingham federal judge and a Georgia lawyer, has died. ..."
From the article: "...RANCHO CORDOVA—A man impersonating a delivery worker to steal packages and mail has been arrested following a coordinated investigation by the Rancho Cordova Police Department and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
The case began when RCPD patrol officers received a call reporting a male suspect wearing a FedEx shirt breaking into a U.S. Postal Service vehicle and stealing several packages, mail items, and personal belongings of a postal carrier. ..."
From the article: "...On July 24, hundreds of postal workers, labor allies, and members of the community took to the streets of New York City in a high-spirited rally to tell Wall Street bankers, billionaires, and anyone who wants to privatize our postal service that “The U.S. Mail Is Not for Sale!” Spurred by an outrageous proposal from Wells Fargo Equity Research, activists protested in front of the 7th Avenue Wells Fargo branch. Wells Fargo’s memo to their investors, titled “USPS Privatization: A Framework” outlined the money their billionaire clients could make in a sell-off of our public Postal Service.
Protest attendees handed out flyers to the public, chanted, and displayed signs warning against attempts at a private takeover of the Postal Service..."
From the article: "...HOLLY SPRINGS, Ga. - A man was arrested for stealing money from mail dropped off at the Holly Springs service center. ...Calvin Jones, who worked at the Holly Springs service center, was arrested ... Calvin Jones allegedly took from mail multiple times, police said. He is charged with theft by taking and exploitation of an elder. "
From the article: "...brother of late NFL star and Army hero Pat Tillman was arrested after allegedly crashing into a post office and sparking a fire that gutted the building, according to reports.
A 44-year-old Richard Tillman was taken into custody by San Jose police and booked into Santa Clara County Jail, records show, after the incident at the Californian post office in the early hours of Sunday morning. ..."
From the article: "... A multi-vehicle crash in Northport claimed the life of a U.S. Postal Service worker on the job. Police identified the victim as 36-year-old Vonchelle Renee Gamble, a Tuscaloosa native, who was driving a postal vehicle at the time of the crash...."
From the article: "...We are extremely pleased to announce that the NPMHU has prevailed in its national arbitration against the Postal Service over the ability of the Postal Service to separate employees who have completed their probationary period based on the results of a National Agency Check with Inquiries (NACI) background check without providing those employees with access to the grievance and arbitration process. A complete copy of the award is attached.
By way of background, when applicants for Postal employment receive a job offer, they begin a background check process referred to as a NACI review conducted by the Postal Inspection Service. Employees are permitted to work while the NACI process is pending. ..."
From the article: "When you mail a letter or send a package, you must follow U.S. and USPS® guidelines. Learn what things you can and can't send in the U.S. mail...Reminder: Mercury (a silver metal that's liquid at room temperature) is prohibited and can't be mailed, whether by itself or in devices like antique thermometers, barometers, and switches. However, items that contain small amounts of mercury vapor, like compact fluorescent lamps, can be mailed domestically. ..."
From the article: "...The manager, Emilio Chirico, pleaded guilty to two criminal charges — wire fraud and misappropriation of postal funds — as part of a plea agreement with federal prosecutors. He had been indicted on eight other charges...."
From the article: "...Internal documents reveal a series of meetings with far-reaching impacts for the future of the Postal Service. ..."
From the article: "...Virginia State Police also assisted in the situation at 10846 Fairchester Drive. There is no threat to the public.
7News reached out to the U.S. Postal Inspection Service for more information. They told us the warrant was related to an "ongoing investigation" and could not provide anymore information at the moment.
There were no reported injuries, according to the postal inspector. ..."
From the article: "...Moneyed Chinese have always used stamps as a vehicle for investment, which has major impact on the market for collectors. When the Chinese economy is in flux, the stamp market reacts, sometimes with more volatility than the economy in general.
In a time of economic instability, such as China is presently experiencing, stamp catalogs, including the Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, whose values can only be updated once a year at most, have no chance of accurately reflecting the current prices. In the present state of the Chinese economy, Scott catalog values are not a reliable indication of actual market values. ..."
From the article: "...THREE OAKS, MI — Today, the Postal Service dedicated a new U.S. Flag stamp at a ceremony at the Vickers Theater in Three Oaks.
“An enduring emblem of freedom, national unity and patriotic spirit, the flag of the United States has flown proudly stateside, abroad and even on the surface of the moon,” said Donald Dombrow Jr., the Postal Service’s Michigan 2 District manager, who spoke at the ceremony.
Other speakers included photographer Doug Haight, whose artwork is featured on the stamp.
The current American flag..."
From the article: "...Rhashema Shantae Shackleford AKA “Rhashema S. Deramus” was wanted on multiple felony warrants for bank fraud and conspiracy to commit mail and bank fraud, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service said in February. CrimeStoppers said Tuesday the U.S. Marshals Service took Shackleford into custody in Miami, Florida, on Friday, May 30. ..."
From the article: "28-year-old Rubin David Adams was charged with two counts of armed robbery of a mail carrier, two counts of theft of Postal Service keys, and mail theft and other crimes. ...The Minneapolis man stole keys from one of the victims that got him access to mail collection boxes. He then..."
From the article: "...Experts say that Thailand in particular has become a chamber of commerce for organized crime as drugs bosses try to cash in on the boom in legally-grown cannabis. Dr James Windle, a criminologist, told Metro that there will often be a grooming process coupled with a hint of revenge if the potential mule tries to back out. None the less, the vast majority of south east Asia’s drug exports still rely on maritime routes dominated by narcotics from the Golden Triangle centered on Myanmar. Illegal dispatch by air can’t cope with the international demand. Although arrested couriers invariably claim innocence and say their luggage was fixed by third parties, the punishments tend to be very harsh unless the case tried in UK...."
From the article: "...Christopher Powell faces federal charges of mail fraud and wire fraud for allegedly stealing from government unemployment insurance (UI) programs and obtaining unemployment benefits by false pretenses. ..."
From the article: "...Shelby Dozier, a 34-year-old resident of the Bronx, pleaded guilty to theft of mail by a postal service employee, according to a statement by federal prosecutors in New Jersey.
Dozier was hired by the USPS as a sorting clerk in August 2022 and while working in Clifton, New Jersey, "numerous parcels destined for a consignment auction house located in Clifton went missing," prosecutors said Tuesday. ..."
From the article: "...Some rules are way too easy to follow. What would you do if there was an almost empty parking lot at a business near an apartment you were visiting but you..."
From the article: "...only 61% of two-day mail deliveries in Georgia arrived on time. The on-time rate fell to just 54.5% for standard three-to-five-day deliveries. The USPS performance dashboard currently gives Georgia a score of 56.3%—more than 23 points below the national target of 80% for fiscal year 2025.
Nationally, the average on-time rate for three-to-five-day delivery is 66.8%, placing Georgia well behind most of the country. Only Ohio has a lower performance score than Georgia, according to the USPS. ..."
From the article: "...The U.S. Department of Labor has filed a suit against the U.S. Postal Service for wrongful termination of an employee who fell while delivering mail and..."
From the article: "Police failed to present assault charges to prosecutor’s office...Now, seven months later, you might be surprised to find out why she hasn’t been charged.
The video is unbelievable.
A U.S. postal worker was caught on cellphone video — in full uniform — allegedly beating on a 10-year-old girl. ..."
From the article: "...“My constituents, and I cannot emphasize this strongly enough, are beside themselves at the consistent and recurring failure of USPS leadership to execute their basic mission in Georgia,” Sen. Ossoff wrote to the Board of Governors.
Last December, Sen. Ossoff questioned DeJoy at a Senate hearing about mail service in the Peach State. Then, in January, Ossoff demanded action and accountability from USPS for veterans' mail delays that impacted their prescriptions, medications and VA appointment notices to Georgia veterans. ..."
From the article: "...The Postal Service is reminding employees of the ethics rules that apply when taking on supplemental employment.
USPS employees may not work a second job:
• With a..."
There are many supplemental employment situations that require prior approval from the USPS Ethics Office. The prior approval form is located on Blue. These include second jobs with:
• Any...
