The subject of a holiday postmark from Wilmington, N.Y., is a charming winter scene full of forest animals.

Lawmakers in the House of Representatives introduced a measure that would require a barcode on all mail-in ballots for federal elections.

The hearing probably was one of the last the House of Representatives will hold on a postal issue while it is under Democratic control.

The new rates are subject to approval by the Postal Regulatory Commission.

Volumes dropped for most mail categories in fiscal year 2022, but revenues for all types of mail increased thanks to higher postage costs.

The full-color, 156-page softcover book is available both in print and online.

Thanksgiving-themed pictorial postmarks have been made available by the Plymouth 400 Legacy.

As the incidents have grown, the U.S. Postal Service has taken the unprecedented step of warning about the risks of placing mail in its thousands of blue mail collection boxes.

Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., and Rep. Brenda Lawrence, D-Mich., are hoping to replace two appointees of former President Donald Trump.

The Arboga Assembly Center is designated as a California State Historical Landmark.

The Apple Scrapple Festival has grown from 2,500 attendees in 1992 to more than 20,000 today.

The judge rejected many of the Postal Service’s arguments, including a claim that DeJoy’s changes did not hamper the flow of 2020 election mail.

The increases, which were announced Oct. 7 by the USPS, are subject to approval by the Postal Regulatory Commission.

When Linn’s Stamp News asked why the names of all the studied facilities were deleted, the inspector general’s media relations office said to file a Freedom of Information Act request.

Charles M. Schulz’s Snoopy from the Peanuts gang has smiled his way onto a pictorial postmark from Hadley, Mass.

The mission of the publication is “to itemize and explain” postal services and their locations “throughout the country,” according to the USPS.

The American Postal Workers Union’s vote on the anti-DeJoy resolution “overwhelmingly passed” at its biennial convention held Aug. 15-18.

Postal clerks had sent the returns from the mailing to a dead letter facility in Atlanta, where the donations were either destroyed or returned to the senders.

The Postal Inspection Service issued a statement Sept. 8 rejecting the charges that it had limited the duties of the uniformed postal police force and reduced the size of the force.

Letters to Santa must be postmarked by Dec. 12. Dec. 21 is the last day to adopt letters.