While some changes will largely be behind-the-scenes, other changes – such as mail delivery times – will be more noticeable.

About 75 percent of First-Class Mail will keep its current service standards, according to USPS, and 14 percent will see an ...

For First-Class Mail, the current service standard day range of 1-5 days is staying the same, while the day ranges (the ...

USPS already has a map online that will let customers see how long it will take to deliver mail from one zip code to another. Customers also can look up service standards at usps.com. The next ...

USPS already has a map online that will let customers see how long it will take to deliver mail from one zip code to another. Customers also can look up service standards at usps.com. The next ...

On April 1, an extra day in transit was added ... In addition to this, the USPS is introducing a map feature for people to potentially alter their expectations for receiving mail.

Changes are coming to the U.S. Postal Service The changes include service standard adjustments for first-class mail, periodicals, marketing mail, and package services The changes could save $36 ...

while the day ranges (the estimated delivery time) for end-to-end Marketing Mail, Periodicals, and Package Services are being shortened,” the USPS said in a fact sheet. This comes as part of the ...

Aliss joined Newsweek full time in January ... According to the USPS website, the agency delivers to nearly 169 million addresses across the U.S, handling more mail and packages than any other ...

“The proposed non-count of Sundays/holidays for mail entered on the proceeding Saturday ... This is happening following the announcement of the USPS agreement with the Department of Government ...