United States Postal Service

Loukas Ge a month ago

The post office looks pretty great. It’s clean inside and the surrounding is safe enough during daytime. It’s also the closest best place you would have near downtown and Chinatown. However, they ran out of priority express mail and priority mail stamps. The shop assistant explained well about how that works to me. I hope they restock the stamps.

Joseph Becker 3 months ago

Great post office. Theres a gated entrance so if theres no guard you have to press the call button. A-Okay with me. A/C is pumping. Packaged are moving. Sometimes you have to wait, AND THATS ONLY BECAUSE YOUR FELLOW NEIGHBOR OR RIFF RAFF HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THEY NEED (BOX, PACKAGE, HOW TO SHIP, TAPE Etc.) Do you go to a grocery store and ask if you need food? Well are you hungry? It’s not the employees fault the USPS limits how many are on staff at a time.

Macy C (ViewtifulSleepless) 3 months ago

HORRIBLE SUPERVISOR GREAT WAY OF SPEAKING TO PEOPLE WHAT A JOKE. You have a employee who is scared of dogs area of stadium way he refuses to take the packages to the houses and apartments in the area. This is unacceptable the dogs are inside the house or outside with a barrier. I understand fear of dogs but I seen him physically shake because of his past. Please do something about this & this employee reported my dog to the city my dog is harmless he just barks that's it sometimes he doesn't do anything he'll just look at him.

H Hi 2 months ago

One of Los Angeles’ true architectural treasures! This building is a must-see for locals and visitors alike—the design is stunning, rich with character, and full of history. To top it off, the USPS staff are professional, friendly, and welcoming, making the experience even more enjoyable. Highly recommended!

Raymond Aguilar a year ago

The historic post office at 900 Alameda Street in Los Angeles, also known as the Los Angeles Central Postal Facility, is a significant architectural and historical landmark. Completed in 1934, this building is a prime example of the Beaux-Arts style, featuring a grand façade with classical detailing and an imposing presence. Its design reflects the importance of the postal service during that era and showcases the artistry of the time. The building's interior is equally noteworthy, with elegant spaces and intricate design elements that highlight the period’s craftsmanship. Over the years, it has been a vital center for mail distribution and has played an important role in the city's development. Despite the changes in postal operations and usage over the decades, the facility remains a prominent example of historical architecture and an enduring symbol of Los Angeles' growth and modernization. Its preservation and continued significance make it a valuable landmark in the city’s architectural heritage.