July 30, 2026
Livermore residents have had a rocky relationship with the sidewalks around town for years, and now city leaders are hoping a new project will smooth things over. This week the city council approved a $2.5 million project to slice and grind the sidewalks smooth across the entire city.
"I am a runner. I like to do the Livermore half, so I have ran this area actually quite a bit. So, I would notice that, but I notice it way more now with the stroller," said Livermore resident Jessica Di Dio. She has a 4-month-old son and said the sidewalks in town can be difficult to navigate with a stroller.
"We need to go into the street because that's sometimes a better option than going up and over some of the cracks," she said.
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