Hundreds of post offices, including more than two dozen in the Bay Area, are in the recession crosshairs.
The United State Postal Service selected 677 branches nationwide for either closure or consolation, the Washington Post reported. The complete list was posted on washingtonpost.com.
"The writing is on the wall and the postal service obviously has to make some tough decisions if it wants to weather this storm," said Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.).
"You better believe that if those post offices have to be closed I'm going to be besieged by people asking, 'Please don't close my post office,'" she added later.
Only about 200 of the 677 are likely to be closed, the Post reported.
- Bernal, SF
- Civic Center Box, SF
- Federal, SF
- McLaren, SF
- Oakridge Mall, San Jose
- Bradford, Hayward
- Colonnade, San Jose
- Dimond, Oakland
- Kaiser Center, Oakland
- Oakland Station B, Oakland
- Oakland Station E, Oakland
- Landscape, Berkeley
- Mills College, Oakland
- Casa Correo, Concord
- Mira Vista Station, Richmond
- Mission San Jose, Fremont
- Mount Eden, Hayward
- Niles, Fremont
- Park Sation, Berkeley
- Point Richmond Station, Richmond
- Richmond Station A, Richmond
- San Pablo Branch, Richmond
- South Berkeley, Berkeley
- Todos Santos, Concord
- San Mateo 25th Ave, San Mateo
