private property
Coverage of private property in the Nexus archive.
- Oakland is changing wildfire property inspections after attacks on firefighters
The Oakland Fire Department will no longer enter private property for wildfire vegetation inspections following a series of attacks on firefighters. The policy change aims to address safety concerns for emergency personnel.
- 18-year-old girl rescued from abandoned missile silo in Aurora
An 18-year-old girl was rescued from an abandoned missile silo on private property in Aurora. She may face charges following the incident.
- Why 42 giant statues of presidents’ heads are crumbling in rural Virginia and more headlines
42 giant statues of presidents’ heads are crumbling on private property in rural Virginia. The article highlights this issue alongside other Virginia-related headlines, including cannabis legalization, heat-related health concerns, and a data center dispute.
- Supreme Court strikes down Hawaii law curtailing gun carrying on private property
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of gun rights activists, striking down Hawaii's law that prohibited concealed carry permit holders from carrying firearms on private, publicly accessible property without the owner's written consent.
- Mamdani-backed socialist with history of anti-American rhetoric wins vicious Dem primary race
A socialist candidate with a history of anti-American rhetoric, supported by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, defeated a five-term incumbent in New York's 13th Congressional District primary. The candidate, Darializa Avila Chevalier, faced scrutiny for past statements advocating the abolition of borders, prisons, and police, as well as criticism of political figures and policies.
- Mamdani’s plan to squash private landlords will be nothing but a disaster for tenants
The article criticizes Mamdani's plan to target private landlords, labeling it as 'legalized theft' and linking it to socialist principles of property confiscation. It argues the plan will harm tenants and is economically disastrous.