Post Office

Ex-clerk gets 5 years in Wyandanch post office robberyNewsdayA former clerk at the Wyandanch post office was sentenced Monday to 5 years in federal prison for her role in the $7,700 robbery of the branch in 2009 when she worked there, officials said. Stephanie Lloyd, 28, of Laurelton, was convicted …

VANDALS smashed their way into a village post office causing thousands of pounds worth of damage. More: continued here

Wall Street Journal US Postal Service hackedUSA TODAYSome U.S. Postal Service's computers have been hacked and some employee information, as well as information about people who called in to the post office's Customer Care center, was compromised, the post office said in a statement. The service's …Half a Million Post Office …

A REFURBISHED post office in Droitwich has been officially re-opened, after a long-standing campaign to save it from permanent closure. More: continued here

In a statement Monday, the USPS said the FBI was leading an investigation. It also said customer credit card data did not appear to be at risk. More: continued here

A community Post Office in Bramley will close for refurbishment as its services and opening hours are revamped. More: continued here

Asbury Park Press US Postal Service hacked, told Congress Oct. 22USA TODAYIn two classified briefings on October 22 and November 7, the U.S. Postal Service told members of Congress that it had been hacked. The service made the information public on Monday. In its statement, the post office said some …

Your Houston News Coldspring City Council OKs resolution renaming post office to honor slain …Your Houston NewsColdspring City Council approved the resolution to rename the Coldspring Post Office to “E. Marie Youngblood Post Office” during the Nov. 3 council meeting. The proposal was presented by Vickie Lovings, a Texas Union …

Firefighters shut Barford Road while tackling flames in basement of store More: continued here

US Post Office hackedKGNS.tvThey say customers who contacted the Post Office Customer Care Center via telephone or e-mail from January 1 of this year until August 16 may have had some of their information compromised, as well. But the post office says the affected customers don't … More: continued here