Starting July 1, 2025, the USPS has implemented significant changes as part of its 'Delivering for America' plan. These updates aim to enhance delivery predictability and cut costs, impacting how quickly your packages arrive and how much you pay.

As of July 13, 2025, the price of the Forever stamp has gone up yet again. The 5-cent price increase means customers will now have to pay 78 cents instead of the 73-cent price that was put into effect last summer. But stamps aren’t the only USPS product that will now cost more. Here are the other increases:

New USPS delivery standards could slow mail for some customers and speed it up for others. Here's what online shoppers need to know.

The US Postal Service has hiked rates once again as the agency works to achieve financial stability. Here’s what sending a letter will cost you now.

This round of changes, beginning July 1, includes expanding service standard bands for First-Class Mail and USPS Ground Advantage, following earlier dispatch times from regional processing and distribution centers.

U.S. Postal Service Raises Price of the Forever Stamp originally appeared on L.A. Mag.