An antique shop owner in Long Beach is pleading with local leaders to increase safety measures in the area after several vehicles crashed into and near her store over recent years.
Emily Yep, the owner of Magnolia and Willow has been vocal in her efforts to increase safety measures near the bustling intersection her store is named after. She said for years, she’s been reaching out to elected leaders after her store had too many close calls and actual impacts.
She said in 2017, she received a response from the city that it would doo a study on the intersection. Just this summer alone, at least two crashes have been reported on Magnolia Avenue and Willow Street.Sign up for NBC LA newsletters.
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