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Bus of RN activists targeted in Grenoble, investigation opened
A bus carrying Rassemblement national activists was targeted at Grenoble station. An investigation has been opened.
Debate over value of new "animal welfare" logo
A new "animal welfare" logo appears on chicken packaging, but commentators point out that the animals concerned have never been raised outdoors.
A project for 874 homes in Stella-Plage and Cucq draws criticism
A real estate project for 874 homes in Stella-Plage and Cucq is raising concerns for the mayor, who denounces the insufficient share reserved for local residents in the face of developers.
Domestic violence: man sentenced after climbing a building
Giovanni B. was sentenced Monday, October 26, for violence against his former partner committed in the presence of two minor children, after an altercation with her new partner.
In Paris, one in five crosswalks is not up to standard
A survey highlights the poor condition and low visibility of one in five crosswalks in the capital, posing risks especially for children.
Art schools mobilize against deterioration of their working conditions
From Dunkirk to Marseille, students and teachers at fine arts schools are denouncing degraded working conditions. In Lyon, a general meeting brought together around 300 people on Monday, October 26.
Ardèche: Orange subscribers without internet and phone for two months
In Lanarce, in the Ardèche, Orange subscribers have been without internet and landline phone service since summer, sparking anger among residents.
Bosnian clan tried for forcing children to steal in the subway
A Bosnian family network is accused of forcing children to commit thefts against subway passengers. The defendants are called upon to acknowledge their responsibility.
Olivier Becht proposes that blank votes could annul an election
Olivier Becht suggests that if at least half of voters choose the blank vote, the election be annulled and a new vote organized within three months.
Nancy: prison sentences for three students who prepared incendiary devices
Dijon : la Hardi's Firm répond après la rixe du 24 octobre
Manifestants du 24 octobre : des jeunes plus à gauche que leurs parents
À Bordeaux, les commerçants voient leur chiffre d'affaires fondre
Lyon: after the black Saturdays, merchants fear lasting economic damage
Nice : les commerçants constatent une forte baisse de clientèle après le 24 octobre
La Réunion: motorcyclist under the influence of drugs intercepted by gendarmes
Gendarmes in La Réunion intercepted a motorcyclist riding without a license, without insurance, and under the influence of drugs. The motorcycle was impounded.
À Rennes, lycéens et étudiants jugent insuffisantes les annonces du gouvernement
Parcoursup : réactions partagées des étudiants calédoniens après l'annonce de la suppression
À Lille, des enseignants soutiennent le mouvement lycéen
The CJR rejects the complaint by six pro-independence Kanak militants
An op-ed denounces the rejection by the Cour de justice de la République of the complaint by six pro-independence Kanak militants, viewing it as a court that absolves members of the government.
Oise: checks and arrests for traffic offenses in Nanteuil-le-Haudouin
The municipal police of Nanteuil-le-Haudouin (Oise) recorded numerous offenses in a 30 km/h zone, including speeding, driving without a license, and drugs, with one motorist arrested on Monday, October 26, 2026.
Dijon: La Bodega bar to close on October 31
Opened in 2021 and well known among Dijon students, the festive bar La Bodega will close on Saturday, October 31, with a special Halloween party for the occasion.
Haybes: centenary of the war memorial
The municipality of Haybes celebrated the centenary of its war memorial at a ceremony on October 25, 2026, in the presence of elected officials and children. The monument had experienced a troubled construction and a delayed inauguration.
Bagnolet: 1.2 kg of cannabis seized, one arrest
During a security operation in Bagnolet, police surprised a drug transaction and seized 1.2 kg of cannabis, with one person arrested.
Troyes launches call for applications to become neighborhood council member
The city of Troyes is opening applications to become a neighborhood council member, a system existing since 2009 intended to foster dialogue between elected officials, residents and local actors. Applications are open until mid-November.
Roquepine (Gers): population increases by nearly 50% in ten years
The Gers village of Roquepine has gained nearly 50% more inhabitants in about ten years thanks to a proactive municipal policy, particularly in housing.
Anger of buyers of Paris 2024 Olympic villages over property tax
Buyers of homes in the Paris 2024 Olympic villages denounce very high property tax amounts, up to 2,400 euros.
Castelsarrasin: couple arrested for theft, gun and drugs seized in their car
A check following an attempted theft at an Action store in Castelsarrasin led to the discovery of a handgun and narcotics in the vehicle of a Spanish couple.
In Roubaix, a participatory magazine created by residents
Residents of Roubaix are launching Recto-Verso, a participatory magazine aimed at the city's inhabitants.
The FSU is the victim of a claimed hack and a possible data leak
Hackers claimed to have hacked the Fédération syndicale unitaire (FSU), with a possible data leak. SQL files, identifiers, passwords and administrator access would have been exposed.
Plouha: family fights for support for child with ADHD
In Plouha, in the Côtes-d'Armor, a mother recounts the exclusion of her 11-year-old son with ADHD and her struggle to obtain appropriate support, backed by the Neuro-charmants association of Paimpol.
Ajaccio: the municipal majority launches a permanent assistance device in the neighborhoods
The municipal majority of Ajaccio presents the "La Voix des quartiers" device, with monthly permanencies in the ten sectors of the city from November. The aim is to bring elected officials and residents closer together.
Ain: new odour checks in the Bugey
In response to anger from residents of Coron and Peyzieu, the Ain prefecture is launching new checks on two composting platforms.
Léon Bérard centre adopts Mon Toudou plush toy for sick children
The Léon Bérard cancer centre is introducing a plush toy, Mon Toudou, to support children throughout their care journey.
A Secours populaire solidarity café opens in Strasbourg-Meinau
Secours populaire inaugurated a solidarity café on October 22 on avenue de Colmar, in Strasbourg, intended to host debates, screenings and meetings for neighborhood residents.
Valenciennes: preferential parking rate for healthcare workers starting in 2027
The city of Valenciennes plans to apply from January 1, 2027 a preferential parking rate for healthcare personnel.
Rocbaron: 170 dogs seized in canine breeding suspected of abuse
A canine breeding facility in Rocbaron, near Brignoles, was shut down after the seizure of 170 dogs entrusted to the SPA as part of an investigation into animal abuse. The managers contest it and denounce an injustice.
Bailly-Romainvilliers: residents revolt against real estate project
Residents of Bailly-Romainvilliers are opposing a high-rise apartment block project in the town center.
Brawl at Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison
A violent altercation broke out between three inmates in the same cell at the Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison. Objects were thrown at prison guards.
A retrained farmer launches an insulating bamboo supply chain in the Nord department
In northern France, a company is launching a bamboo supply chain to produce bio-based insulation.
Meurthe-et-Moselle: cow stuck in mud rescued by residents and firefighters
A cow trapped in mud in a pond was rescued by several people and firefighters during a two-hour operation.