Two people are dead after a crash at North 20th Street and West Godfrey Avenue in East Germantown on Monday, March 9. Police say a speeding car ran a stop sign, hit another car, then struck a parked truck. Two more people are in critical condition and a 72 ...

The last “Firstival” during Black History Month will balance respectful remembrance with a celebration of activists, past and present, who fought to end slavery.

Metropolitan Bakery, a longtime favorite in the Rittenhouse section of Philadelphia, will close its doors after nearly 33 years.

Residents and community leaders gathered recently at Braid Mill in Germantown to discuss public safety and urge city leaders to prioritize community violence intervention programs as Philadelphia and

The over 130-year-old Cunningham Piano Company is closing its Germantown factory and moving to King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.

28-year-old James Walke III was gunned down just after 2 p.m. in broad daylight on Tuesday February 23rd, 2016. It happened along the unit block of West Seymour Street in the city's Germantown section. His mother tells Action News that her son was minding his own business when the gunman suddenly appeared.

Long before the United States fought a war for freedom, a small group of Philadelphians challenged the status quo.

In 1683, the Concord arrived in Old City from Krefeld, an artisan community in Germany, with 33 people aboard, many of whom practiced the Mennonite and Quaker faiths. America’s newest arrivals took the windy,