Mail sorting stations are an important aspect of a business' system of organization. Whether a business has a few employees or many, the proper handling of mail and other deliveries ensures that ...

Photos obtained by CNN are beginning to show where some of the 671 mail sorting machines the United States Postal Service has planned to remove have ended up. Internal USPS planning documents obtained ...

The U.S. Postal Service has been dismantling letter sorting machines, and some say the lost capacity could hamper mail-in voting. But some workers say the machines are obsolete and won't be missed.

Two mail sorting machines have been removed from a United States Postal Service (USPS) processing center in Maine—and won't be coming back, according to officials. President Donald Trump's Postmaster ...

That’s the highest number of machines removed since 2016, according to written court testimony. Before then, the average was 388 withdrawn per year. According to written court testimony submitted this ...

Postal workers in Washington State have reinstalled high-speed mail sorting machines—dismantled after controversial orders from the U.S. Postal Service— despite USPS orders not to put machines back in ...

Snail mail. You may not think much of it these days, but the mail doesn’t stop and it never has. Every type of mail from postcards and letters to large envelopes and packages of all sizes moves every ...

The US Postal Service removed 711 mail-sorting machines this year, according to testimony and documents submitted to a New York federal court. That's nearly double the 388 machines a year, on average, ...

Following a court injunction, the U.S. Postal Service has been instructing employees to reverse recent operational changes implemented under Postmaster General Louis DeJoy that caused widespread mail ...

When we last left this subject, I told you all about Transorma, the first letter-sorting machine in semi-wide use. But before and since Transorma, machines have come about to perform various tasks on ...

White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows on Sunday said the US Postal Service will not scuttle any mail-sorting machines between now and the election — and called on Democrats to make President Trump ...