Joel Eisenbaum

1 month ago | click2houston.com | Joel Eisenbaum |Ninfa Saavedra |Michael Horton

On the surface, Bil Stewart’s home in the Walden on Lake Houston community seems idyllic. Set along a serene waterfront, it’s the kind of tranquil setting perfect for the golden years. “It’s a beautiful place,” Stewart said. “It’s quite expensive, but not fantastically so.”But a closer look reveals signs of an increasingly bitter neighborhood feud.

1 month ago | click2houston.com | Ninfa Saavedra |Joel Eisenbaum

HOUSTON, Texas – If you’re a short-term rental owner or thinking about becoming one, you’ve likely heard about Houston’s new ordinance approved last month that regulates these businesses within city limits. Tune in Thursday at 6 p.m. to catch 2 Investigator Joel Eisenbaum as he heads into neighborhoods where residents are raising concerns about short-term rental homes. Find out how these rentals are affecting the community and what’s being done to tackle the issues.

2 months ago | click2houston.com | Joel Eisenbaum

HOUSTON, Texas – Nearly a year after Cy-Fair Independent School District removed chapters from state-approved textbooks, controversy continues to swirl. Parents, educators, and elected officials remain sharply divided as the school board prepares to approve next year’s curriculum. Cy-Fair ISD, the third-largest school district in Texas with nearly 120,000 students, made headlines last year for an unprecedented curriculum decision.

2 months ago | click2houston.com | Joel Eisenbaum

HOUSTON, Texas – Nearly a year after the Cy-Fair Independent School District made the controversial decision to remove chapters from state-approved textbooks, the debate remains unresolved. As the third-largest school district in Texas, serving close to 120,000 students, Cy-Fair ISD drew statewide attention last year for eliminating 13 chapters covering topics like global warming, diversity, and vaccines. For many, these are seen as essential components of a modern education.

2 months ago | click2houston.com | Ninfa Saavedra |Joel Eisenbaum

HOUSTON, Texas – This time of year, school boards typically review and approve the proposed curriculum. At Cy-Fair ISD, the controversial textbook policy has sparked mixed emotions among stakeholders. While the superintendent does not anticipate any changes, the issue remains a topic of ongoing discussion. Last year, the district took a different approach to lesson plans by cutting out entire chapters of state-approved schoolbooks.