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À Saint-Étienne, les artisans sollicités après les dégradations des manifestations
Can law‑enforcement forces sustain deployments every weekend until the presidential election?
Mayotte: Bandrélé delegates school construction to the State.
1 200 AVC par an en Drôme-Ardèche, une hausse de 50 % attendue d'ici 2050
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.
Le Sénat vote un régime global de contrôle des antécédents judiciaires
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.
Budget 2027: government wants to double speed cameras in cities for 2.2 billion euros in revenue
Budget : les mesures des députés aggraveraient le déficit de plusieurs milliards
Cap3000 : le tribunal administratif de Nice maintient l'interdiction de manifester
Côtes-d'Armor : 500 policiers et gendarmes mobilisés pour le week-end du 31 octobre
Nuñez announces "extremely robust" police operation for the weekend
Storms of October 19 and 20: 33 municipalities in Gard recognized as natural disaster areas
TF1: digital advertising revenues up 20.5% in third quarter
The TF1 group benefits from its distribution agreement with Netflix, with digital advertising revenues up 20.5% in the third quarter, without offsetting the decline in the linear advertising market.
Nice : le préfet signale 40 personnes au procureur après les rixes du 24 octobre
Laurent Nuñez annonce 1 193 membres des forces de l'ordre blessés depuis le début de la mobilisation
Déficit : les coupes sur les opérateurs de l'État jugées marginales
A body recovered in the Ancre at Corbie
A body was spotted by technicians clearing logjams in the Ancre, at Corbie, on October 28, 2026; an investigation is underway.
La répression du mouvement social s'étend, selon Mediapart
Metz: investigation into a police officer for sexual assault closed without follow-up
Caen: 24-year-old man convicted for striking police officer while fleeing
A 24-year-old man was tried Wednesday, October 28 at the Caen judicial court for causing a police officer to fall who was attempting to check him in late August 2026.
Beaune: Arnia's digital and AI meetings
The Regional Agency for Digital and Artificial Intelligence held its 2026 Meetings in Beaune, marked by the national rollout of the CmonIA system and pooling among public operators.
Reims: new dismantling of Saint John Perse homeless camp
This Thursday morning, October 29, police and prefectural authorities intervened to remove about thirty people, including families and children, who had been installed for several months at the Saint John Perse camp in Reims.
Burgundy-Franche-Comté: 17,000 fewer high school students expected by 2040
According to an INSEE study, the region could lose nearly one high school student in five by 2040, i.e. 17,000 fewer pupils, due notably to the decline in births.
Jeux vidéo : une proposition de loi insoumise sur l'accès aux jeux achetés
Pont-sur-Seine: petition for return of leisure center director sparks debate
In Pont-sur-Seine, a petition calling for the return of the leisure center director, who is on sick leave, has sparked heated exchanges at the municipal council.
Homeless man detained in Rouen for bar thefts
A 27-year-old man was detained on the evening of October 28 in Rouen for thefts committed in bars in the neighborhood. He attempted to escape.
Accès à la propriété : les primo-accédants freinés par la hausse des taux
Orsay: municipal police patrol in converted van
In Orsay (Essonne), municipal police are patrolling neighborhoods aboard a converted van, an initiative that is intriguing residents.
Anasse Kazib mocks government's "young bureaucrats"
On social media, Anasse Kazib criticizes young officials who attend ministerial meetings while calling them a farce, and casts doubt on announcements by Macron and Nunez.
SPA at center of 300-million-euro inheritance battle
Stéphane Eimer, former CEO of Biogroup laboratories, bequeathed half of his fortune, estimated at 600 million euros, to the SPA before committing suicide in 2022. Four years later, the association is still awaiting this historic legacy.
Villejuif: Man denounces racist violence by police in 2025
In the night of October 31 to November 1, 2025 in Villejuif, Guillaume M. claims to have been beaten and insulted by two plainclothes police officers. His complaint has gone unanswered.
New complaint against RN deputy José Beaurain for malicious denunciation
The League for the Defense of Republican Values announces it has filed a complaint against Aisne RN deputy José Beaurain for malicious denunciation, denouncing judicial pressure against the press.
Mauzac tragedy: family of a victim speaks out before road homicide trial
Halles d'Amiens reach 900,000 visitors in six months
Biltoki, the company that manages the Halles d'Amiens, welcomes 900,000 visitors since the start of the year, after six months of operation.
Oise couple tried for serving drug trafficker
A 41-year-old father and his partner, unemployed, were arrested by customs with 2 kg of cannabis and tried for their involvement in a trafficking operation.
Benoist Apparu signs op-ed calling for more powers for municipalities
Signatory of an op-ed by Reims mayor Arnaud Robinet, Benoist Apparu calls for stronger powers for municipalities and their municipal police.
Givet relaunches its youth municipal council
The municipality of Givet is relaunching its youth municipal council, absent since 1997, with twelve newly elected members who will receive tricolour sashes.
Paris: 12 m² housing declared uninhabitable, tenant takes prefecture to court
A Parisian woman whose 12 m² home with no view of the outside has been declared uninhabitable is waging a legal battle against the prefecture.
Haute-Saône: employee dismissed after 288 contacts during sick leave
A sales manager from Haute-Saône, contacted nearly 300 times by her employer during her sick leave, was declared unfit then dismissed and is taking the company to court.
Prix Renaudot: Thélyson Orélien's novel ruled out of finalists
Auxerre: Justice rejects appeal against sale of municipal campsite to AJA
The Dijon administrative court has rejected the appeal by Green elected official Florence Loury against the transfer of the former municipal campsite to AJ Auxerre for 308,000 euros.
Immigration: Nicolas Pouvreau-Monti responds to Terra Nova on integration deficit
Challenged by Terra Nova on the reliability of a note from the Observatoire de l'immigration et de la démographie, its director Nicolas Pouvreau-Monti contests this criticism and defends the integration deficit on the labor market.
Strasbourg: Prostitution ring dismantled in massage parlors
In late September 2026, the Office for the Fight against Illegal Migrant Trafficking uncovered a prostitution ring run by a Chinese national and her mother, in massage parlors across France, including Strasbourg.
Coudekerque-Branche: tensions between the town hall and the local basketball club
BHV : le maire de Paris Centre signale la situation à la justice
