USPS

An interactive mural erected by Berkeley creative team John McNeil Studio, or JMS, in partnership with San Francisco arts and culture space Proxy aims to support the United States Postal Service, or USPS.

Coercing students to attend lectures amid a pandemic on what is likely to be the most pivotal Election Day of our lives would be voter suppression.

The 2020 election is just one election, but the aftermath of its results will last much longer than just one presidency. Cast your ballot.

If you feel uncomfortable meeting up with friends amid the pandemic, use some of these respectful ways to decline invitations to hang out.

Alameda County and UC Berkeley must also take charge to ensure that as many people who wish to vote can have their voices heard.

Whether it’s to keep in touch with your grandma who doesn’t own a cellphone or to express your political beliefs and demands to our government, mailing a letter can be a very worthwhile activity.

Two Berkeley postal workers tested positive for COVID-19 in mid-July, significantly increasing delays in the city’s post offices.

Unlike texting and calling, letters compose a long, uninterrupted monologue with a purpose: to communicate with someone you aren’t seeing in person.

A Berkeley resident received an unwelcome surprise when his postal worker reportedly threw a package at his front door and proceeded to enter his residence and make criminal threats, according to a Nixle alert released by Berkeley Police Department on Tuesday afternoon.

Judge William Alsup ruled that the city of Berkeley did not unconstitutionally apply zoning laws to prevent the sale of a historic post office Monday, as alleged by the United States Postal Service, or USPS.