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French poultry sector wants to produce more in response to imports
The French poultry industry plans to build 2,200 new chicken coops by 2035 to reduce its dependence on imports, while chicken consumption reaches 25.6 kg per person per year.
In Reims, Ride in's nocturnal bike rides continue to attract more and more
Since 2022, Ride in Reims has brought together dozens of cyclists every month to rediscover the city at night. Charlotte de Vallois, co-organizer for four years, is stepping down.
Vandalism after Halloween in Plerneuf, Côtes-d'Armor
Vandalism was discovered in Plerneuf the day after Halloween; the gendarmerie is investigating and the town hall has launched an appeal to parents after identifying three young people.
Baisse de 25 % du budget des CCI : inquiétude en Haute-Vienne
Le rejet du budget 2027 pourrait débloquer l'examen de la loi cybersécurité
Nice : la mère de famille ayant agressé deux enseignantes déférée au parquet
Nice : ce que la mère d'élève suspecte a déclaré aux enquêteurs après l'agression à l'école Clément-Roassal
Poll LCI-Ifop : un duel Le Pen-Mélenchon toujours plus vraisemblable pour 2027
Wimereux: couple convicted of domestic violence
A resident of Wimereux and her partner have been convicted of domestic violence.
Immersion avec la compagnie CRS de Strasbourg lors de la manifestation du 31 octobre
Blaringhem: update on the progress of the medical centre construction
The commune of Blaringhem is reviewing the progress of work on its medical centre.
Un dossier dénonce l'intensification de l'offensive raciste en France
Trois hommes noirs tués en cinq jours, appels au meurtre sur les réseaux
Une députée Horizons concède un propos « maladroit » d'Édouard Philippe
Hyères: two years in prison for beating partner and spraying ammonia on her
A 33-year-old man was sentenced to two years in prison by the Toulon Correctional Court for beating his partner and then spraying ammonia on her face in Hyères.
Saint-Quentin: L'Isle sauvage closed for its winter break
L'Isle sauvage at Parc d'Isle in Saint-Quentin has been closed to the public since November 2 for its traditional winter break.
RN senator requests her remarks be 'cut from the edit'
A senator from the National Rally requested that remarks made during a filming session ('We take 200,000 bucks from them') be cut from the final edit, sparking controversy.
Le député Jérémie Patrier-Leitus défend CNews face aux appels à sa fermeture
Thomas Portes veut faire de la fermeture de CNews une « priorité »
Pascal Praud dénonce les appels à fermer CNews dans son édito
Overseas crisis: Naïma Moutchou announces measures on cost of living, high schools and fuel
After several days of tensions in the overseas territories, Minister Naïma Moutchou announces support for businesses affected by violence, measures for high schools and provisions on fuel.
Orne: 41-year-old man convicted for sending sexual messages to minors
A resident of Gacé was convicted by the Argentan Correctional Court for internet pedopornography offences, after being trapped by associations.
In Beauvais, La Brosserie Française multiplies its toothbrush production by 24
The company in Beauvais, which sells a 100% French toothbrush for €0.99, has sold 2.5 million units since 2024 and aims for 7 million.
Man referred to criminal court for kidnapping of his former teacher in Poitiers
Justice has confirmed the referral of a man in his forties accused of spying on then kidnapping his former high school teacher in Poitiers.
Marseille: petition calls for return of levélo bike-sharing service
Users in Marseille have launched an online petition demanding the resumption of the bike-sharing service, which has been suspended following damage linked to protests. The metropolitan authority highlights repair costs and does not envisage an immediate restart.
LR deputy proposes reinstating very short prison sentences
Deputy Éric Pauget is supporting a bill proposing fixed prison sentences of two days to one month to combat petty crime and the feeling of impunity.
License-exempt cars: a popular but risky mode of transport for young people
License-exempt cars are multiplying among teenagers, presented as safer than scooters and mopeds, but driving them is not without risk.
Nice: end of resurfacing works on Mathis road
Resurfacing works on the Mathis road, in both directions, are concluding this Wednesday, November 4, 2026, in Nice.
Vaucluse: assaults against firefighters more than doubled in 2026
About twenty verbal or physical assaults against firefighters were recorded in Vaucluse in 2026, more than double the previous year, with some interventions requiring police escort.
Romilly-sur-Seine : les municipales annulées, nouvelles élections en janvier-février
La Seyne-sur-Mer : fermeture administrative de l'épicerie de la Barque
Le préfet du Var a prononcé la fermeture temporaire de 7 jours de l'« Épicerie de la Barque », à La Seyne-sur-Mer, pour ventes illégales de tabac et de boissons, à compter du 4 novembre 2026.
Man from Aulnoye-Aymeries arrested drunk, partner found covered in bruises
A man from Aulnoye-Aymeries was arrested while intoxicated, while his partner was found with multiple bruises on her face.
La LDH dénonce des « dérives inédites » dans la réponse policière à la mobilisation lycéenne
Rural constable takes up post in Loison-sous-Lens
The new rural constable in Loison-sous-Lens took up his duties on Monday.
Ose Roubaix invites entrepreneurs to meet on November 6
The Ose Roubaix initiative is organizing a meeting for business creators on November 6 at the Couvent des Clarisses.
Lens: developer selected to resume halted construction project
A stalled real estate construction site in central Lens will resume after the selection of a new developer.
Amel Bouderra indicted, loses vice-presidency of Ardenne Métropole
Former basketball player Amel Bouderra, indicted in early October along with four other members of Flammes Carolo, has lost her mandate as vice-president of the Charleville and Sedan agglomeration.
Three men tried for plot to attack Poitiers town hall
Three young men suspected of preparing an attack on Poitiers town hall in the name of the Islamic State are being tried starting November 4.
Arkane Lyon: three buyers in the running, including Ubisoft, to take over the studio
Saint-Lô: repeat offender sentenced to 24 months for domestic violence
Already convicted twice for domestic violence, a 35-year-old man again assaulted his partner in Saint-Lô and was sentenced by the Coutances court to 24 months in prison.
Profile of a tennis coach and his relationship with purchasing power
A tennis coach shares his testimony regarding his standard of living and expenses, illustrating debates on purchasing power.
Vitry-sur-Seine : un professeur roué de coups lors d'un blocus lycéen
Colère des lycées dans le Montreuillois
Weather in Corsica: stormy rain on the east and center of the island
La Grande-Motte: an damning administrative report for the municipal police
Saint-Jean-de-Luz : complaints after graffiti against the Canon français banquet
Plouider: the La Butte restaurant opens its own bakery
The gourmet restaurant La Butte, located in Plouider in Finistère, has opened a bakery offering sourdough breads that attract customers from the surrounding area.
Red Cross under financial watch, subsidy requests refused for two years
The Red Cross is under financial alert, as its subsidy requests have been refused for two years.
Le Portel: car and van burned in the middle of the night
During the night, a car and a van were destroyed by flames in Le Portel, in Pas-de-Calais.
Pégomas: traffic cut off on Fènerie Road after an electrical cable falls
Traffic has been interrupted since 9 a.m. on November 4 on Route de la Fènerie in Pégomas, near Grasse, due to an electrical cable lying on the ground; diversions have been put in place.
