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Alexa’s well-meaning delivery announcements could spoil your Christmas surprise. Here’s how to stop her from revealing what’s under the tree before the big day.

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?

The United States Post Office is warning New Yorkers of a new text scam that is designed to steal sensitive information.

Some of these bans or restrictions should be a no-brainer, but not everyone got the memo if you what I mean.

Online shopping can be convenient, but package theft is on the rise, so consider using some of these tips to keep your deliveries safe.

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

Here's an interesting idea that some U.S. Post Offices are doing in some cities around the country.

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 law is clear in New York whether or not it's legal to place something inside someone's mailbox, tape something to a mailbox, or hang something on a mailbox.

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.