Struggling Postal Service to spend $2.2 million on San Francisco conference

The struggling United States Postal Service, which has been pushing to end Saturday deliveries as a last-ditch way to save money, is spending over $2 million to send 400 employees to a San Francisco conference next month.

Documents obtained by local California TV station KTVU reveal that Postal Service will end up spending $2.2 million on the four-day National Postal Forum conference at the Moscone Center in March.

KTVU reports that between travel, exhibit space and other aspects of the trip will cost the postal service $2.2 million.

There will also be workshops, golf, a dance party, music entertainment, and a taste of San Francisco banquet, according to the report. More

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