Former USPS worker charged with mail theft in Norfolk
A former US Postal Service worker has recently been charged with felony theft of mail while on her route in Norfolk.
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USPS offers ‘little convincing evidence’ its reform plans will succeed, regulator says
The regulators added that postal management is underselling the impact of its changes and estimated that half of all ZIP ...
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Inspector general recommends ways to curb internal mail theft
The report highlighted key recommendations, including creating a nationwide policy addressing personal belongings on the ...
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2 postal workers face federal loan fraud charges
A Roselle married couple have been accused of receiving Paycheck Protection Program loans while also receiving federal ...
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USPS regulator warns latest plans mean ‘certain downgrade’ for rural mail, but ‘meager’ savings
The commission says initial USPS efforts suggest it won’t be able to achieve projected cost savings or operational ...
Trump Accused Of ‘Dismantling Checks On His Power’ After Firing Inspectors General—Here’s What To Know
It’s not immediately clear whether the firings are legal, as the Trump administration is required to give a 30-day notice.
President Trump lays off 17 inspectors general. Here's what they do in that job
President Trump fired 17 inspectors general across federal agencies. Here's what an inspector general does and who they work ...
Citing problems in Atlanta, Postal Regulatory Commission advises USPS modernization plan 'does not appear ready for implementation'
"Delivering for America" is the 10-year USPS plan that included a new centralized facility in metro Atlanta, with severe ...
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Norfolk postal employee caught on camera doing drugs and stealing mail, court records say
According to court records, after postal officials got several complaints about stolen mail along employee routes they put camera in her postal vehicle.
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Illinois postal workers accused of faking business to cash in on COVID-19 relief
An Illinois couple has been charged after allegedly each receiving two Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans for over $40,000 while also receiving federal disability benefits and employed by the U.S ...