Extended Postal Hours at 29 Locations
Friday, Dec 18, 2009 | Updated 4:33 PM PDT
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NEW YORK - DECEMBER 14: Perry Escoto wraps a present inside the James A. Farley Post Office building on the busiest day of the year at the post office December 14, 2009 in New York City. The Postal Service expects over 830 million cards, packages and letters to be mailed today ahead of the holidays, compared with 583 million on a normal day. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Twenty-nine Post Offices in Los Angeles County will be open for business on Sunday, Dec. 20, making it more convenient for holiday mailers and shippers.
Airport Station, 9029 Airport Blvd., close to LAX, is open Sundays from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
In addition, the following locations will be open Sunday, Dec. 20, only from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Agoura Hills
5158 Clareton
Glendale
313 E Broadway
Pasadena
600 Lincoln Ave
Sylmar
13700 Foothill Blvd
Arcadia
41 Wheeler
Grand Central
6444 San Fernando Rd
Porter Ranch
19300 Rinaldi St
Tarzana
5609 Yolanda St
Burbank
2140 N. Hollywood Wy
La Crescenta
3300 Foothill Blvd
Reseda
7320 Reseda Blvd
Thousand Oaks
3435 Thousand Oaks Blvd
Canoga Park
8201 Canoga Ave
N. Hollywood Chandler Stn
11304 Chandler Blvd
Santa Clarita
24355 Creekside Rd
Van Nuys
15701 Sherman Way
Canyon Country
18336 Soledad Cyn Rd
Northridge
9534 Reseda Blvd
Sherman Oaks
14900 Magnolia Blvd
West Hills
23055 Sherman Way
Chatsworth
2160 Devonshire Blvd
Pacoima
13507 Van Nuys Blvd
South Pasadena
1001 Fremont
Winnetka
7655 Winnetka
Encino White Oak Stn
5805 White Oak Blvd
Palmdale – Towne Squ
2220 E Palmdale Blvd
Sun Valley
10946 Ratner St
Woodland Hills
22121 Clarendon St
The recommended mailing date for First-Class Mail is Monday, Dec. 21, to ensure national delivery by Christmas.
Priority Mail shipments should also be mailed on or before Dec. 21 for Christmas delivery. Even after that date procrastinators may still be able to have gifts delivered by Christmas with Express Mail.
You can also save time this season and skip the trip to the Post Office by going online to usps.com. You can print shipping labels, download postage for packages and schedule a free package pick up. You can also buy holiday stamps and even have your mail held if you travel this season. Almost anything you can do at a Post Office, you can do online at usps.com.
