Seventy-five percent of first-class mail will maintain its current delivery standard, 14 percent will be upgraded to a faster standard, and 11 percent will experience a slower standard.

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced upcoming modifications to First-Class Mail services, aiming to enhance efficiency and reduce costs. The changes, set to take effect later this ...

According to USPS, the new changes that will be made to the first-class mail will include 75 per cent of First-Class Mail will continue to follow its current service standards, ensuring minimal ...

Starting April 1, USPS will deliver 75% of first-class mail at the same rate, 14% at a faster standard and 11% at a slower rate, Newsweek reported. All mail will stay within the delivery standard ...

Delivery of first-class mail is expected to take no more than five days, while the 2-5 day range for USPS Ground Advantage will also stay the same, the postal service said.

The USPS is adjusting service standards for first-class mail, periodicals, marketing mail, and package services in an effort to save $36 billion over the next decade.

Per USA TODAY, delivery for first-class mail is expected to take five days maximum. The two to five day range for USPS Ground Advantage is also expected to stay the same, while certain postal ...

For First-Class Mail, the current service standard day range of 1-5 days is staying the same, while the day ranges for end-to-end Marketing Mail, Periodicals, and Package Services are being shortened.

The agency has seen a sharp decline in first-class mail since electronic communication became more popular. It's dropped 80% since 1997, and volumes are the lowest since 1968, according to Reuters ...

Beginning April 1, the United States Postal Service will implement “refined service standards” for first-class mail, marketing mail, periodicals and package services that is expected to save ...

For First-Class Mail, the current service standard day range of 1-5 days is staying the same, while the day ranges for end-to-end Marketing Mail, Periodicals, and Package Services are being shortened.