First observed in New York City in 1792, it became a federal holiday in 1971


First observed in New York City in 1792, it became a federal holiday in 1971

This is the ninth design in the series marking the Jewish holiday

“I didn’t know there was a floating Post Office — I like how it has kept the island’s people connected for so long and even has its own cancellation stamp. I learned...”
— Nikita Ledgister, Los Angeles

The photographer’s work was celebrated at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC


Steiner speaks to mailing industry partners in recorded keynote

Here’s a look at recent USPS leadership announcements

The Know the Facts About Fentanyl stamp will raise money to fight drug abuse


“‘She came to the aid of a dog and her pups’ was very heartwarming to read. Kim Novak has a heart of gold filled with compassion for all beings.”
— Ravi Sant, Boston



This rural carrier stayed with the 3-year-old who had wandered away from daycare

Seasonal stamps and a floating Post Office made news


An employee’s efforts win recognition in Puerto Rico and stamp sales blossom at a WV Post Office

Five of the photographer’s images appear on a new set of stamps

What do you know about the newly dedicated Linda McCartney stamps?

The Breast Cancer Research stamp has raised nearly $100 million since 1998

USPS is using solar energy to meet its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions

The ‘Mailin’ It!’ podcast looks at the online shopping returns process
“‘USPS is still delivering for Dolly’ was such a great article. I’m so proud that USPS is instrumental in fulfilling Dolly’s dream. I've got tears in my eyes.”
— Kelly Baker, Santa Clarita, CA
