Events

Lure: 19 cars impounded on first day of work in front of station

Nineteen vehicles parked in the Lure station parking lot were impounded on Monday, November 2, at the start of the station forecourt redevelopment project, with drivers contesting the lack of signage.

One year after his detention in Iran, Lennart Monterlos prepares a bike tour of Europe

The young man, released in October 2025 after 111 days of detention in Iran, is preparing a new cycling journey, with departure scheduled for November 25 from Doubs.

Oise: winter road maintenance plan presented

The Oise departmental council presented its winter plan and the mobilization of its agents for the maintenance of departmental roads.

Vias: three men sentenced for beating a tenant

The Béziers criminal court sentenced three men to prison for beating a man who was no longer paying his rent in Vias.

Grasse: retired firefighter tried for administering hydrochloric acid to his partner

A retired firefighter appeared Monday before the Grasse court for having administered hydrochloric acid to his partner, who was in the process of separation, notably in water, cheese, coffee and chocolate spread.

Cherbourg: French Navy patrol boat comes to rescue of sailboat

A French Navy coastal patrol boat was diverted off Cherbourg to assist a sailboat with a propulsion failure.

The far-right, a growing threat according to intelligence services

Structured and violent far-right groups have emerged in Lyon, Bordeaux and Nice on the sidelines of the social movement. Intelligence services estimate their membership in France at at least 3,000.

Saint-Mesmin: students resume Know How to Ride a Bike program

Since November 6, students at the Saint-Mesmin school have been following the Know How to Ride a Bike program, supervised by instructors.

Meurville: seniors' meal brings community together

The municipality of Meurville gathered its seniors on November 7 for its traditional meal, in the presence of local elected officials and Mayor Odile Borde.

Saint-Nazaire: lead pollution near the Chantiers de l'Atlantique

A study reveals that more than half of the private plots in a neighbourhood close to the Chantiers de l'Atlantique show concerning levels of lead; a screening campaign is underway.

Les Menuires : 5 000 € d'amende pour le restaurant d'altitude Le 2800

Le restaurant d'altitude Le 2800, aux Menuires en Savoie, est sanctionné d'une amende de 5 000 euros pour défaut de fourniture d'eau ordinaire lors d'un repas.

Nord: lead poisoning screening campaign near former industrial site

The ARS is launching a lead poisoning screening campaign in two neighborhoods near Lille, where the industrial past has caused lead contamination of certain soils.

French fugitive Yann Bride, convicted of rape, actively wanted by Europol

Sentenced to 15 years in prison for the rape of his daughter and niece, French national Yann Bride is actively wanted by French authorities, with Europol's support.

Seine-et-Marne: septuagenarian lost in forest found thanks to dogs

A man who went mushroom picking in the Bombon area was found after a search operation conducted by firefighters and gendarmerie.

Tarn: socialists pay tribute to Claude Bousquet, former mayor of Graulhet

Following the death of former Socialist mayor of Graulhet Claude Bousquet, tributes are multiplying on the left in the Tarn, with a final tribute announced for January.

Court of Audit rebukes Charles Alloncle after publication of his book

The Court of Audit on Tuesday, November 10, asked UDR MP Charles Alloncle not to "sow confusion among the French" regarding institutions, flagging certain phrases from his book published in late September.

"Borrow my dog": walk other people's dogs for free

The "Borrow my dog" app allows individuals to walk other people's dogs for free when owners lack time or space.

Psychoanalyst kills ex-partner in Yonne then commits suicide in Paris

A psychoanalyst shot his ex-partner dead at her home in Brosses, in the Yonne, before taking his own life in his Paris office on Sunday, November 8.

Grenoble: Drac children's memorial vandalized again

The monument in Paul-Mistral park, erected in memory of the victims of the 1995 Drac tragedy, has been vandalized again. The city has filed a complaint.

Dieppe: 600-euro fine for illegal rubble dumping

A 32-year-old man was sentenced by the Dieppe court to a 600-euro fine for illegally disposing of rubble. The decision was handed down on Friday, November 6, 2026.

Vaucluse : the SPA calls for fabric donations to sew coats for its dogs

The SPA shelter in Vaucluse, lacking indoor kennels for all its dogs, invites donors to provide fabrics and blankets to make winter coats.

France becomes European champion in stablecoin transfers

According to a Chainalysis report, French tax uncertainty and budget tensions are fostering the growth of stablecoin transfers, moving France from 10th to 1st place in Europe in three years.