It’s Not All About Their Bikes
Otay Mesa Letter Carrier Joe Callera began biking to work some 20 years ago. Not only does it cut down on the cost of gas, but it has helped him relieve stress and improve his overall health.
View ArticleRosa Parks Stamp Commemorated at NAACP Image Awards
Legendary civil rights activist Rosa Parks and the new stamp bearing her name were recognized earlier this month at the NAACP Image Awards in Los Angeles at the Shrine Auditorium.
View ArticleIrvine Honors a Carrier Hero
Letter Carrier Roger Steeber was recently honored for saving the life of an elderly woman whose home was on fire.
View ArticleYou Have Chosen Your Current Income
The author says that there are specific actions we all take that get us to our current job and income level. She also says that modifying these in a positive way can help you boost your earning...
View ArticleLongtime Temecula Letter Carrier Honored
After more than 31 years of federal service, San Diego District Temecula Letter Carrier Ted "Eddie" Nelson made his last faithful completion of his appointed rounds.
View ArticlePaying It Forward To A Co-Worker And Friend
A California letter carrier found a unique way to "pay it forward" to his long time friend and co-worker.
View ArticleExceptional Service Leads to PMG Recognition and Celebrity Car Tour
A positive customer service experience from the Los Angeles District's Airport Station post office led to the employees being honored by the Postmaster General as well as getting a personal tour of Jay...
View ArticleGroveland Employees Honored By PMG Donahoe
Two Groveland Post Office employees were recognized by Postmaster General Pat Donahoe for assisting a co-worker in distress.
View ArticleCarrier Takes Steps to Ensure Mail is Safe, Secure
Last November, Highway Contract Route Carrier Tim Howard took steps to ensure the mail he was carrying was safe when his car suddenly burst into flames along his route.
View ArticleLet’s Be Frank: He’s A Hero!
San Diego District's Palm Desert Letter Carrier Frank Frary recently received a City Hero award for his efforts to save an elderly resident's home from potential fire.
View ArticleWWII and Postal Veteran Set To Retire After 61 Years
Los Angeles District Mail Handler Willie Clemmons, now 86 years old, plans to retire from his job with the Postal Service.
View ArticleMilitary and Postal Veteran Survives Pit Bull Attack
San Diego district letter carrier Buddy Siso was recently brutally attacked by a pit bull on his route.
View ArticleCompassion Leads To Life-Saving Action
Oceanside, CA letter carrier Mike Tom recently helped one of his customers when he discovered she was considering suicide.
View ArticleQuick Actions Save The Day
Sacramento, CA, Letter Carrier Esmeralda Carrillo recently helped save a residence from a total loss from a fire.
View ArticleRural Carrier Saves Customer In Tight Squeeze
Sacramento, CA rural carrier Sharen Byrd recently helped save one of her customers who was trapped in her home.
View ArticleHelping Others a Joy of the Job
Sierra Madre, CA letter carrier Frank Rubio says that interaction with people is what he loves most about his job.
View Article3 Things To Do Now That the Government Shutdown is Over
The author outlines three things federal employees can consider doing now that the shutdown is over.
View ArticleDon’t Let Detroit Happen to You
How secure is your job with the federal government? The author compares what happened to the city of Detroit to working for the federal government and says it is a reminder of why it is always...
View ArticleDevelop Your Competitive Edge by Increasing Your Value
The only way to stand out from the crowd is to develop your competitive edge. The author offers some tips on how to do this in your federal career.
View ArticleThe Importance of Self-Discipline and Determination in Your Success
You can spend years learning various success principles, but the author says that until you develop the quality of self-discipline, none of the others will work for you.
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