This summer the American Postal Workers Union filed a grievance against the U.S. Postal Service over the agency’s plans to decommission 671 mail-sorting machines at facilities across the country.

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. CNN values your feedback 1.

Fewer sorting machines, more mail delays: How is NJ combating post office woes? ... and mail ballot voting required in New Jersey, problems with the U.S. Postal Service have become politicized.

The US Postal Service plans to remove hundreds of high-volume mail-processing machines from facilities across the country, leading some postal workers to fear they may have less capacity to ...

WGBH, "At Least A Dozen Mail Sorting Machines Have Already Been Removed In Massachusetts, Postal Union Officials Say," Aug. 17, 2020 Browse the Truth-O-Meter More by Noah Y. Kim ...

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy was granted permission by a judge to reallocate some high-speed mail-sorting machines, after operational changes at the U.S. Postal Service that disrupted service ...

Weeks ahead of the November general election, the union representing post office workers is sounding an alarm about slower mail delivery in South Florida. That's because of a loss of three ...

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 Presiden… ...

At least six sorting machines at the Portland facility alone have already been taken offline in the past month, according to Joe Cogan, the head of Portland's postal union. Their fate remains unclear.

The US Postal Service plans to remove hundreds of high-volume mail-processing machines from facilities across the country, leading some postal workers to fear they may have less capacity to ...