Maintenance
Coverage of Maintenance in the Nexus archive.
- Prince George federal prison closing due to expensive, decades-old maintenance and staffing issues
Several federal prisons, including the Prince George federal prison, are closing due to unaffordable maintenance costs and staffing challenges. The U.S. government cannot cover the billions required to maintain these facilities.
- NYC’s rent-freeze hurts landlords: Letters to the Editor — July 1, 2026
New York City's rent-freeze policy is criticized for requiring landlords of rent-controlled units to cover rising inflationary costs without compensation. These costs include expenses for salaries, maintenance, fuel, and insurance, which the letter argues devalues property equity.
- How the rules that once helped Americans buy their dream home could now leave them in debt
High mortgage rates, slowing home price appreciation, and rising carrying costs like property taxes, insurance, and maintenance are creating financial challenges for homebuyers. These factors are highlighted as simultaneous issues contributing to potential debt for Americans pursuing homeownership.
- Vessel docked at private yard catches fire in Kochi
A vessel undergoing maintenance at a private yard in Kochi caught fire, causing anxiety in the neighborhood due to concerns about the presence of fuel. The vessel had conducted a trial run the day before the incident.
- SpaceX wants to build AI data centers in space. Will it work?
SpaceX aims to build AI data centers in space to meet growing computing demands driven by AI. These orbital facilities could leverage abundant solar energy and avoid Earth's environmental challenges but face hurdles like cooling, maintenance, radiation, and orbital debris.
- City may sell Virginia Beach National property to refurbish course, add housing
The city is considering selling a Virginia Beach National property to fund course refurbishment and add 659 for-sale housing units. A council decision on the proposal is expected in July, which would address maintenance needs.
- Husband cannot evade duty towards child citing unemployment: Delhi court
The Delhi court ruled that a husband cannot avoid paying child maintenance by citing unemployment, ordering him to pay ₹6,000 monthly until the child reaches maturity. The court found the husband, described as able-bodied, capable of fulfilling his financial duty towards the child.
- Past fire at Longview mill suggests owner cut back on maintenance
A 2023 fire at the Longview mill started at a conveyor belt with aging parts, according to investigators who analyzed burn patterns and video. Employees reported that maintenance had been reduced prior to the fire.
- For failing water utilities, nationalisation is not a dirty word
The article argues that nationalisation of failing water utilities can be beneficial, as it allows for easier funding of maintenance and infrastructure upgrades without the pressure to pay large dividends. This approach removes the temptation to prioritize shareholder returns over necessary public service investments.
- Sailors injured after fire breaks out on aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower during shipyard maintenance
Three Navy sailors were injured after a fire broke out on the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower during maintenance at Norfolk Naval Shipyard. The fire was quickly contained, and the sailors were treated for minor injuries before returning to duty. The cause remains under investigation.
- Kazakh Oil Flows From Black Sea Set to Match Record in May
Kazakh oil production from the Black Sea is projected to reach record levels in May. Maintenance activities at an oilfield near Atyrau, Kazakhstan, highlight ongoing operational efforts in the region.