Americans cling to landlines as cellphones rise in homes
A government study shows 50.8 percent of U S homes had only cellphone service in late 2016, the first time cellonly households exceeded half. Many still keep landlines for emergencies, security systems, and habit, while renters and younger adults gravitate to cellphones.
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Court: Affluent Westchester County accused of fair housing obstruction
A U.S. appeals panel in Manhattan says Westchester County is obstructing fair housing obligations under a 2009 consent decree after eight years of alleged evasion. The court notes seven failed appeals and urges completion of a plan to build 750 affordable units marketed to nonwhites, including a 28-unit project north of the Metro-North station in Chappaqua.
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