Attorneys General Want U.S. Postal Service Delay Plan Rejected

The US Postal Service's plan to extend first class mail delivery from one to three days to one to five days has raised concerns among local governments. They have written to the Postal Service Regulatory Commission to oppose the plan proposed by Postmaster General Louis Dejoy, which aims to save $160 billion over the next decade.

What financial impact is expected from the proposed changes in delivery service?

How much debt is the Postal Service trying to save over the next 10 years?