Events

At the Paris court, defending tenants threatened with eviction

The Paris court is facing a mass caseload of rental evictions, sharply rising since the 2023 law, as the winter truce approaches.

Man convicted in Châlons-en-Champagne for sexual assault on a minor in Épernay

The Châlons-en-Champagne court convicted a man for sexually assaulting a minor in a home in Épernay on September 1, 2026.

Youth and culture centers forced to adapt their model

Facing a decline in public funding, MJCs are reducing their activities, raising their rates, and seeking new partners to maintain their popular education missions.

Captain Denis Rufin leaves the Ardennes gendarmerie

Captain Denis Rufin, of the Ardennes gendarmerie, is leaving for Normandy and received farewells from his colleagues on the occasion of his departure.

Château-Thierry: inclusive café Le Guet-Apens candidate for Inclusion Apicil challenge

The inclusive and cultural café Le Guet-Apens in Château-Thierry is a candidate for the "Inclusion Apicil 2026" challenge and is calling for public voting.

Nice: unprecedented diploma to train future hotel and restaurant owners

Côte d'Azur University, together with hotel and restaurant professionals, is launching a continuing education program aimed at business creation and takeover.

Éric Naulleau denounces verbal one-upmanship in political debate

Writer Éric Naulleau criticizes the rise in tensions and verbal one-upmanship in French political debate, estimating that there is no longer any possible discussion with LFI.

Elbeuf: nurse accused of rape and sexual assault sanctioned by disciplinary chamber

An Elbeuf hospital nurse, targeted by a criminal investigation for rape and sexual assault against four complainants, has been sanctioned without being struck off by the disciplinary chamber of the Order.

The Sigilio platform, which lists bad-paying tenants, is being sued.

The CNL requests the suspension of the Sigilio platform, which allows property professionals to list tenants with at least three months of unpaid rent.

TV channel asks far right to stop using cartoon character

A television channel is asking the far right to stop using a cartoon character in its communications.

Sharp tensions between French and Japanese internet users on social media

For a week, French and Japanese internet users have been clashing on X, including racist attacks.

A Polytechnique student officer challenges his suspension over sexual violence

Suspended by the Minister of the Armed Forces following suspicions of sexual violence against a female student, a Polytechnique student officer has applied to the urgent proceedings judge for reinstatement.

Pink October in Berck: the Women's Committee warns about food and pesticides

On the occasion of Pink October in Berck, the Women's Committee is warning about food quality and exposure to pesticides as cancer risk factors.

Sarthe: two men tried for robbery of a tobacconist's shop in Conlie

Two men aged 24 and 28 were tried on October 23, 2026 by the Le Mans court for the robbery of a tobacconist's shop in Conlie, one of whom was actively wanted for prison escape.

Beaumont-de-Lomagne: conflict over church organist

In Beaumont-de-Lomagne, a dispute between the parish priest and the town hall over the handover of the church keys ends the mission of the organist appointed by the municipality.

Castres: six months suspended prison for sexual assault on 13-year-old teenager

A 39-year-old man maintaining an ambiguous relationship with a 13-year-old teenager was sentenced by the Castres criminal court to six months of suspended prison for sexual assault.

Grenoble: 16 kg of cannabis discovered in squatted housing

A bailiff intervening as part of an eviction in a squatted social housing unit in the Grenoble metropolitan area discovered 16 kilos of cannabis in the refrigerators.

In Reims, historic women's football club forced to close

A historic women's football club in Reims has seen its subsidies slashed and its changing rooms confiscated, leading to its closure. The decision has provoked emotion among its licensed members and the local sports community.

Loggerhead sea turtle nest discovered and protected in Bormes-les-Mimosas

A loggerhead sea turtle nest was discovered on October 15 on a beach in Bormes-les-Mimosas, allowing the hatching of 51 eggs and the rescue of about ten baby turtles.

Mayor of La Turballe resigns

The mayor of La Turballe, in Loire-Atlantique, announces his resignation. A court decision and a death threat are said to be behind his choice.

Aeronautics and defense: French and British industrialists tighten their cooperation

Faced with American unpredictability, France and the United Kingdom are stepping up their industrial cooperation in aeronautics and defense after Brexit tensions.

Senate votes bill on transmission of crypto data to tax authorities

The Senate has adopted a bill requiring foreign cryptocurrency platforms to transmit to the tax authorities the identity of holders and their transactions; the text is sent to the National Assembly.

Olivia Grégoire argues for redirecting French savings toward SMEs

Tasked with a mission on the sustainability of very small and small-to-medium enterprises, Olivia Grégoire is backing budget amendments to facilitate business transfers and redirect savings toward the equity of small French companies.

Seine-et-Marne: two injured in collision between Tzen bus and car

A collision between a Tzen bus and a light vehicle occurred in Lieusaint on October 27, 2026, leaving two injured.

Godewaersvelde: Wybo project divides municipal council

The Wybo project was adopted by 9 votes to 7 at the Godewaersvelde municipal council, revealing divisions among elected officials.

AI and work: economists call for a tax revolution

In an op-ed in Le Monde, two economists propose a bonus-malus system to regulate the costs of job creation and destruction linked to AI.

Saint-Louis: gendarmerie check, suspended licenses, vehicles impounded

A gendarmerie check took place at the Gol roundabout in Saint-Louis (Réunion). Eleven motorcycle officers and a detection dog carried out four license suspensions and five vehicle impoundments.