New USPS delivery standards could slow mail for some customers and speed it up for others. Here's what online shoppers need ...

Delivery of first-class mail is expected to take no more than five days, while the 2-5 day range for USPS Ground Advantage will also stay the same, the postal service said.

The changes have already been approved by the USPS Board of Governors and are set to go into effect on July 13, according to MyChesCo. Overall, the changes will account for a 7.4% increase in ...

The White House said no such order existed, but Trump did confirm that merger was being considered. Here's what you need to know about confirmed changes to USPS services and mail delivery.

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is undergoing changes to improve efficiency and cut costs, potentially slowing down mail delivery for some customers. The USPS, facing financial challenges ...

The USPS, facing financial challenges due to declining first-class mail volume, plans to cut jobs and adjust service standards. The first round of changes started April 1 and could extend delivery ...

USPS said these service standard changes will be implemented in two phases to "facilitate effective operational execution," with the first having already begun on April 1 and the second on July 1.

Delivery of first-class mail is expected to take no more than five days, while the 2-5 day range for USPS Ground Advantage will also stay the same, the postal service said. Certain postage like ...

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. More changes coming The next changes are set to take effect July 1.

Rural areas may be highly impacted by USPS changes The Rural Free Delivery program was established in 1906 to ensure rural communities received mail directly from USPS. Before the 19th century ...

Priority mail express. Delivery of first-class mail is expected to take no more than five days, while the 2-5 day range for USPS Ground Advantage will also stay the same, the postal service said.