Archives: News
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These innovations inspired philatelic flair
USPS website explores more candidates in the Stamp Encore contest
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OIG helped unravel a pharmacy’s kickback scheme
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Tell us about your USPS work
We’re looking for employees who do interesting or unusual tasks for our ‘On the Job’ column
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Don’t use a postal credit card for personal expenses
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New PMG video promotes the Postal Pulse
Steiner urges employees to complete the workplace survey
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Tell USPS what you think
The Postal Pulse employee survey begins soon
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This organization is all heart
Letters of Love mails messages of support to patients in children’s hospitals
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The rules about refrigerants must be followed
Chillers, air conditioners, freezers and more require proper management
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Daylight saving time begins on Sunday
Move your clocks one hour ahead
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These stamps honor a 19th-century folk artist
Harriet Powers elevated the craft of quilting into a narrative artform
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Using artificial intelligence to commit crimes
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Do you have a lowrider?
Link would like to see your photos and hear your stories
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Thinking about taking a new job? Make sure you follow the rules
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Some swindlers make crime a matter of the heart
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There’s a new way scammers are targeting victims
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USPS celebrates quilter and visual storyteller Harriet Powers
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Their Post Office was destroyed, but they’ve stayed on the job
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A documentary about legendary WWII mail unit is available on PBS
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New Priority Mail, Priority Mail Express stamps now available
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A look at the animated and comic book legends from Warner Bros.
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Driving a Postal Service vehicle?
Wear your seat belt and don’t eat, drink or use your mobile device
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USPS celebrates ‘mesmerizing’ film legend Bruce Lee
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This NH Post Office delivers for service members
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A New York mail handler learns greed isn’t good
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Watch a video about Bruce Lee
The actor ‘changed the face’ of action movies and martial arts
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This stamp honors a legendary martial artist and film star
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USPS reveals next stamp release dates
There are two additions to the 2026 lineup
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The Olympics have a history on U.S. stamps
The first one featured the 1932 Winter Games
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Don’t use Postal Service property for personal reasons