Santa to get more than 6 million letters
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Santa Claus' elves are dealing with so much mail they hardly have time to make the toys.
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Belfast's Black Santa raises at least Â£180,000 in his annual Christmas sit-out for charity.
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Traditional greeting cards are still the preferred way to send holiday cheer, but electronic cards are gaining this year. Although the Greeting Card Association says 20 paper cards are sent for every e-card, online card volume is soaring.
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The old-fashioned letter is far from dead, especially during the holidays.
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Holiday postage stamps celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa will be issued next month, the U.S. Postal Service announced Monday.
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Frankly Speaking: Frank Hayes relates a chat Santa had with an elf about annual gift giving to the IT world. And what's with all the penguins? Santa wants to know.
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By Katy Stech, The Post and Courier, Charleston, S.C.  Feb.
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Thousands of people dressed as Santa Claus took part in the English city of Liverpool's annual &quot;Santa Dash&quot;, setting a new world record in the process, organisers of the event said.
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Text of President Bush's Christmas 2004 message:
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The important thing is there are a lot of San Francisco Giants fans who are going to have a lot to tell their grandchildren someday.
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Canada's post office and police are trying to track down a "rogue elf" who wrote obscene letters to children on behalf of Santa Claus, a newspaper reported on Friday.
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The Storm worm network nearly doubled in size over the Christmas holidays.
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By Clint Swett, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Dec. 14--As the holiday shopping season heads into its final days, the appeal of hitting your keyboard for gift-getting only gets brighter.
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When Santa's in town, the sector jingles.
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You can still get your baby, your dog, even your prized &#39;65 Mustang on a sheet of postage stamps and immortalize them in letters to your friends.
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Corrects number to 400 million from 400,000 cigars in last paragraph
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Christmas is still going strong for 14-year-old Nick Waters. When the boy's church asked what he wanted for Christmas, Nick, who cannot talk and was born with no arms, slowly typed his reply with his feet: Lots of Christmas cards. Ten thousand of them.