Many city dwellers relocated to neighborhoods within the D.C. region. Others went further — to the beach.

Last weekend, participants honked car horns, banged on pots and pans, and shoved fake ballots in the door of the building.

The lawsuit comes as recent cuts to USPS have raised concerns about delays to mail-in ballots.

Three employees were charged with bribery and distribution of a controlled substance.

The U.S. Postal Service, grasping at any possible solution to maintain its rapidly shrinking revenue, wants to start shipping alcohol to Americans’ doorsteps, the postmaster general says.

A U.S. Postal Service money-saving plan to stop delivery on Saturday has been scrapped, according to a statement from the service’s Board of Governors.

The federal government joined a civil lawsuit against Lance Armstong, alleging that the cyclist and the company that owns the Tour de France team for which he competed defrauded the United States Postal Service.

Drivers keep blocking the new L Street NW bike lane. Fortunately, there’s a Tumblr blog to shame them.

Temperatures that regularly hit the high 60s and low 70s might be nice and summery for most of us, but for letter carriers, the warm weather means more dog bites.

Eight more suspicious letters have been collected at or en route to D.C. schools today, adding to the 28 found yesterday, all containing a white, powdery substance.