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USPS launches new service designed for online marketplace buyers and sellers

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By Cecil Hannibal Verified
| MSN Verified
The U.S. Postal Service is rolling out a new service called USPS Local Xchange, which uses smart lockers to facilitate safer transactions for people buying and selling items online. The service is designed for platforms like Facebook Marketplace, where buyers and sellers in the same area can avoid meeting in person. Sign up for our Newsletters Instead, they can use USPS smart lockers.
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USPS launches new service designed for online marketplace buyers and sellers

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By Cecil Hannibal Verified
| KCRA-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The U.S. Postal Service is rolling out a new service called USPS Local Xchange, which uses smart lockers to facilitate safer transactions for people buying and selling items online. The service is designed for platforms like Facebook Marketplace, where buyers and sellers in the same area can avoid meeting in person. Instead, they can use USPS smart lockers.
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Sacramento leaders consider moving Office of Violence Prevention from under the police department

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By Cecil Hannibal Verified
| MSN Verified
The Sacramento City Council discussed the structure of its Office of Violence Prevention (OVP), which is currently overseen by the Sacramento Police Department, amid concerns from community organizers and councilmembers. "When the city moved OVP under the police department, that broke trust with the very youth these programs are supposed to reach," one speaker said during public comments at Tuesday's meeting on youth violence prevention.
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