Next summer will mark the 50th anniversary of one the oddest forms of mail transportation ever used - a Regulus I missile By Nancy A. Pope ... View More
New Service Standards Raise the Bar, Add Classes of Mail to be Measured National on-time performance scores for the delivery of First-Class Mail reached 96 percent and 93 percent of customers gave the... View More
Board of Governors Focuses on Actions to Ensure Long-Term Viability of Nation's Mail System The U.S. Postal Service ended its first quarter (Oct. 1 - Dec. 31) with a net loss of $384 million as the economic... View More
Based on feedback from customers to proposed changes in mailing standards for letter-size booklets and folded self-mailers, the Postal Service will continue to collaborate with the mailing industry... View More
Ever since it was published late last month, the Postal Service's proposed rule on booklets and self-mailers has been drawing widespread response from commercial mailers and their clients - and much of... View More
From post.com: Postmaster General John Potter testifying before a Congressional committee Wednesday introduced the possibility of decreasing mail delivery from six days to five. Here is the link to the... View More