The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) says it’s primed and ready to deliver ‘exceptional service’ this holiday season—and staff want to make sure your gifts get delivered on time. If you want packages to arrive before Dec.

Earlier this month, U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff questioned USPS Board of Governors Nominees on the ongoing problems. “As of late spring, on-time delivery of first-class mail in nort

ONCE WE MAKE IT PAST THANKSGIVING DINNER, THE RUSH FOR THE POSTAL SERVICE BEGINS. WE’RE TALKING ABOUT THE TREMENDOUS TASK OF SENDING OUT YOUR HOLIDAY CARDS AND GIFTS. WXII 12 CHRIS PETERSON SHARES SOME THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE CRUNCH TIME KICKS IN.

“Thanks to the substantial progress we have made under the Delivering for America plan, we are ready and confident to handle the holiday surge. Our ability to move packages and mail throughout our network has never been stronger. USPS continues to be the most affordable and reliable way to ship packages and mail this holiday season and year-round.”

With so many of my readers looking for last-minute gift ideas, I wanted to remind you of holiday shipping deadlines to keep in mind. This is especially important if you tend to be a procrastinator shopper and like to leave things for the last minute.

According to USPS, if you want your mail to make it to its destination by Christmas, First Class Mail should be sent by December 18. Priority Mail should be sent by December 19. Priority Mail Express should be sent by December 21.