United States Postal Service

An overflowing mail collection box at a Binghamton post office gave would-be thieves easy access to dozens of envelopes that had been dropped off there.

A few letter carriers in the Binghamton area now are delivering mail using the region's first new-style trucks.

Is it true that the United States Postal Service gives away free boxes of all sizes to anyone who wants or needs them in New York?

Some mail reportedly was stolen after someone smashed a window in a U.S. Postal Service vehicle in a Binghamton neighborhood.

Morning home delivery of the Press & Sun-Bulletin newspaper remains available for Binghamton-area residents but that could change in the not-too-distant future.

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.

If you're dropping holiday gifts like cash or checks in a public mailbox, you should follow some tips to keep your gifts safe from mail thieves.

Access to a few parking spaces at a neighborhood post office in Binghamton now is affected by a newly-installed curb.

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.