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Who knew postage stamps could be so interesting? Here's everything that's been revealed so far.

There is some massive and pretty bad news for households in New York State. If you are ordering online there is a chance that you are not going to be getting your package at all, and at the very least, it is certainly going to be delayed getting to you.

Mail carriers are revealing some of their best-kept secrets about how they try to make things better for those along their routes.

The U.S. Postal Service is calling out the cities where its carriers are getting attacked the most.

The United States Postal Service is warning New Yorkers against sending checks in the mail due to a rise in mail theft and fraud.

Thieves keep finding new ways to steal identities and the latest scam that New Yorkers are being warned of involves the United States Postal Service.

The newest federal holiday means some offices are closed in observance June 20, while others don’t have the day off.

With the increase in home deliveries, those Porch Pirates are out in force.

If you already thought snail mail took a long time to reach its destination, hang on because mail delivery times are only going to be more delayed.

There is a ton of debt that needs to be made up in the United States Post Office (USPS) and this Friday is the beginning of some rate hikes and some later delivery times. It's part of a ten-year plan to try and put a dent into the one hundred sixty billion dollar debt they are facing.

An indictment mailed to a letter carrier in Onondaga County reportedly was sent back to prosecutors marked "return to sender."

People waiting in line, sometimes for hours, to cast their ballots early in Broome County are giving several reasons for wanting to do so before November 3.

A letter carrier from Onondaga County has been accused of taking gift cards from envelopes he was supposed to deliver.

How many times have we heard that sentence? Probably more times than we can count. Or care to admit.