Elk Grove's fall season is loaded from History Week, the Fall Cup, the Bayanihan Festival, the Giant Pumpkin Festival, emergency prep tips, and a mental health panel. Six topics, one episode, zero FOMO.

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Traffic is something nearly every Elk Grove resident has an opinion about. In this episode, we go behind the scenes with Jose Gallardo, the city's Traffic Engineering Division Manager, to understand how signal timing, coordination, and roadway planning really work — and why giving one direction more green time means someone else waits longer. We also discuss the city's adaptive signal pilot on Elk Grove Boulevard, the expanding flashing yellow arrow program, upcoming infrastructure projects, and how residents can report issues through SeeClickFix Elk Grove.

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Grab a fork. We're serving up Diversity Dining Week, the Accessibility Awards' final nomination call, a pump-the-brakes moment on self-storage development, a $20,000 startup pitch showdown, ideas for reimagining historic Main Street buildings, and a preview of Global Feast Fest. Tune in for the news and a few reasons to dig out those stretchy pants.

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What happens when murals, pumpkin carving, and Shark Tank-style pitches all collide in one city? From a bold new arts and culture plan to $20,000 on the line at Pitch Elk Grove, plus your chance to reimagine the historic library building. Tune in for all the ways to get involved.

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Tune in to hear about two local seats that were just decided without a vote, silent discos and startup pitches worth $20K. Plus how to score free student bus rides.

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There’s a new master plan in the works for Elk Grove Park, incoming e-bike and scooter safety rules, a Thrift-A-Thon night market, and a possible annual mural festival. And find out how to nominate an accessibility hero and weigh in on the city's Bicycle Friendly Community application.

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In this Elk Grove CityCast bonus episode, hosts Josh Armstrong and Kristyn Nelson sit down with Sara Rodrigues, the city's Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy Program Manager, for a conversation about Elk Grove's growing creative scene. Sara shares the story behind Paint the Grove, the city's first mural festival, discusses the new Arts and Creative Economy Commission, and previews "Creative Spark," Elk Grove's upcoming arts and culture strategy. Tune in to learn how art, culture, and community connect to shape the city's identity — and how you can get involved.

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From block parties to barn raisings, this episode rounds up everything happening around the city: National Night Out, street repaving, a bike-friendly community survey, the Pitch Elk Grove startup finals, and rebates for zero-emission lawn gear.

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Ever wanted to vent to city council without leaving your couch? We’re sharing Elk Grove's new live audio public comment option and news about National Night Out, the Raise the Barn Banquet fundraiser, the BRICs business security rebate program, summer fun at the Aquatic Center, and EGPD's 20th anniversary. Plus, we’re providing a sneak peek at next week's bonus episode about the City’s push for more arts and culture.

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What do 33,000 books, a $1,000 fine, and a waltz in the park all have in common? They're all part of this week's Elk Grove CityCast. Get the latest on the library's big move, the illegal fireworks crackdown, the return of the Strauss Festival, pet adoptions, and more.

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