U.S. Postal Service workers showed off new vehicles and facility upgrades in Norfolk as part of a $40 billion modernization effort.

News 3 took a tour to see the developments at Norfolk's United States Postal Service's Sorting and Delivery Center.

Mail carriers are continuing their routes despite many USPS trucks and vans often displaying graffiti that obscures their logos and makes them look unrecognizable as federal government vehicles.

NORFOLK — Yes, the U.S. Postal Service knows you think the new mail trucks look weird. The Next Generation Delivery Vehicles, part of a $40 billion modernization effort at the government agency ...

Rep. Michael Cloud and Sen. Joni Ernst are forwarding the "Return to Sender" Act to defund a multibillion-dollar "boondoggle" ...

The USPS is investing $92 million in Hampton Roads as part of a $40 billion nationwide plan to modernize mail delivery and ...

Two high-ranking members of the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) are preparing a bill to reclaim the ...

The United States Postal Service took a step forward in efficiency and modernization by unveiling its new Sorting and Delivery Center (S&DC) in Carbondale.

Oakland residents say not just a few, but many postal delivery vans and trucks are covered by graffiti, with the problem getting worse in recent months. Da Lin reports.

When you see a postal vehicle on the road, please be cautious and give them space when driving around them to help prevent ...