Events

Meurchin: seniors' residence project, city wants to take its time

In Meurchin, the municipality wants to take its time on a seniors' residence project.

Marienthal: man threatening suicide, RAID intervenes

Haguenau police were alerted on the morning of Friday, October 30: a 58-year-old man was threatening to commit suicide in Marienthal. RAID intervened on site.

Domestic violence in court: a string of cases

An article looks back at the judicial handling of domestic violence in France, where 272,000 victims were recorded in 2024.

Crédit Agricole: chief executive anticipates drop in loan demand

Despite a profit of nearly two billion euros, the chief executive of Crédit Agricole forecasts a decline in loan applications and a possible increase in risks, citing instability in France.

Samse Group returns to growth in third quarter

The Grenoble-based Samse Group recorded revenue of €470 million in the third quarter of 2026, up 3% year on year, despite a difficult construction market.

Castres: four individuals tried for fuel theft caught in the act

Caught in the act after siphoning fuel and attempting to steal equipment from a company in Castres, four individuals gave surprising explanations to police. They were absent from their trial.

Laon: municipal police armament approved by prefecture

The prefecture has approved the arming of the Laon municipal police, a measure championed by Mayor Eric Delhaye to facilitate cooperation with the national police.

Beaufort: opposition councilor Fabrice Vandekerkhove resigns

Municipal opposition councilor Fabrice Vandekerkhove announces his resignation after denouncing the state of the municipality's roads.

Sainte-Ménehould: Mayor details strategy in response to methanization project

The mayor of Sainte-Ménehould sets out his position and strategy in response to the contested methanization project, following exchanges at the municipal council.

Drôme: Fate of Monts du matin nursing home in court's hands

The Monts du matin nursing home in the Drôme is at the heart of a judicial procedure between serious failings and a judicial counter-response.

Hospital: cumulative deficit of 40.6 million euros and job cuts envisaged

The hospital's cumulative deficit has reached 40.6 million euros, compared with 31.7 million in 2023, with a projected deficit of 12 million for 2026. Thirty-six posts could be cut by 2031, including 15 in the first year.

Cholet: homeless people dance with residents

In Cholet, a weekly gathering brings together homeless people and residents around traditional dances to break isolation.

Carmaux to create its first municipal police force

The municipality of Carmaux (Tarn) will recruit six officers to create its first municipal police force, an initiative welcomed but contested by the opposition.

Drug trafficking between Alès and Montpellier: two men sentenced to six and four years in prison

The criminal division of the Alès judicial court has sentenced two men prosecuted for drug trafficking between Alès and Montpellier.

Calais: hard drugs discovered at resident's home following uninsured scooter check

In Calais, a check related to an uninsured scooter led to the discovery of hard drugs at a resident's home.

A municipality continues the rollout of video surveillance

The city plans sixteen new camera locations for the 2026 phase, including license plate recognition cameras, in parallel with arming its municipal police.

Nice: the gatekeeper's house and Gairaut waterfall to be renovated

The Gairaut waterfall tourist site in Nice will benefit from a renovation operation of around one million euros, with work scheduled to begin in less than a year and completion in 2027.

Mayor of Revin placed under functional protection after insults and threats

Cédric Jagielski, mayor of Revin, has benefited from functional protection since October 6, 2026, after filing a complaint and threats made against him.

Conjugal Violence Victim Kept Records of Abuse on a USB Drive

A woman victim of violence at the hands of her husband maintained a record of the blows she suffered, stored on a USB drive, added to the judicial file.

Turtle cycle taxis in court-supervised restructuring in Paris

The Turtle cycle taxi company, based in Paris, has been placed under court-supervised restructuring. Its manager calls for sector regulation to allow its development.

In Paris, courtrooms adapted for child victims of violence

Report on rooms fitted out to receive child victims of violence during judicial proceedings in Paris, to limit their trauma.

The difficult diagnosis of Munchausen syndrome by proxy

An article on the difficulties of detecting Munchausen syndrome by proxy, often invisible for a long time.

Tourcoing: lost and found items put back into circulation

In Tourcoing, found clothing, computers and bicycles will get a second life.

Lorient: assessment expected of SOS Police kiosk experiment near station

In Lorient, the municipal opposition is calling for an assessment of the police emergency call kiosk installed near the SNCF train station, which has been trialed for several months.

Haguenau: florists adapt before All Saints' Day

Ahead of All Saints' Day, florists in the Haguenau area are facing strong demand, with growing interest in sustainable arrangements or artificial flowers.

Belfort: Angela system deployed in shops late November

About ten shops in downtown Belfort will put up a "Ask for Angela here" sticker in late November to help victims of street harassment.

Côte-d'Or: father fights for ten years to recover his placed daughter

A father from Côte-d'Or denounces an "abusive placement" of his autistic daughter, entrusted to a foster family for ten years, in a bogged-down legal case.

Bouches-du-Rhône: a man arrested for threatening police officers with death online

A man was arrested in Bouches-du-Rhône after issuing death threats against police officers on social media.

Safety information on Orbis Medication software from DH Healthcare

Safety information for healthcare services is published regarding the prescription aid software Orbis Medication 3.x from DH Healthcare GmbH.

Nice: lawyer's bill demanded from Christian Estrosi by city hall halved

The Éric Ciotti municipality has reduced from more than 30,000 to 15,500 euros the lawyer's bill demanded from Christian Estrosi in the David Nakache case, after his referral to the administrative court.

Release of the essay "The Great Digital Replacement" on AI and work

Lawyer Arnaud Touati publishes an essay devoted to the impact of artificial intelligence on work and employment.

LCI Live, Thursday, October 29, 2026

On the agenda: the police operation for October 31, the Trappes case, the chairmanship of the 2030 Olympic Games committee, and Sunday store openings until Christmas.

Isère: parents of Joris, who died by suicide in Châtonnay, file complaint as civil parties

Joris's parents, who died by suicide on July 12 in Châtonnay, have approached the investigating judge of Vienne by filing a complaint as civil parties, due to a lack of response from the prosecutor's office.