Events

Djenaba femicide: trial opens in Paris

The trial of the partner accused of stabbing Djenaba to death opens in Paris. The case concerns a femicide within the couple.

Guardianships: court-appointed representatives warn of system saturation

Amid a rise in guardianships, judicial representatives are denouncing a growing workload, lack of resources and recruitment difficulties.

Privée d'électricité dix jours, une retraitée découvre l'installation forcée d'un Linky

Une retraitée de 81 ans, privée d'électricité pendant dix jours, affirme avoir découvert qu'Enedis lui avait installé un compteur Linky sans son accord.

Réunion: Alliance police officers mobilized at the Barachois to call for reinforcements

The Alliance Police nationale 974 union mobilized at the Barachois in Saint-Denis as part of the national movement to call for more staff and resources.

A man tried for terrorizing his partner and killing his dog

A young defendant is appearing for violence against his partner and for the death of one of his dogs, with the prosecution citing an announced femicide.

La Seyne-sur-Mer : la gauche dénonce le déplacement du marché de la cité Berthe

La municipalité RN veut rapatrier en centre-ville le marché du mercredi de la cité Berthe ; les forces de gauche dénoncent une décision fragilisant un quartier populaire.

Castelnaudary: new resignation expected in municipal opposition

A new resignation is about to be formalized within the opposition group of the Castelnaudary municipal council, in the Aude department. The name of the successor is already known.

Besançon considers creating a new cemetery

Deputy mayor Ludovic Fagaut announces that the Besançon municipality is considering creating a new cemetery, after work begun in 2025 on extending the Saint-Claude cemetery.

Alsace Food Bank counts on its November 6-7 collection

The annual collection of the Food Bank in Alsace, scheduled for November 6 and 7 in supermarkets, is considered crucial for nearly 100,000 precarious beneficiaries.

Glomel: Imerys quarry targeted by several complaints

The andalusite quarry operated by Imerys in Glomel is the subject of complaints by associations following environmental incidents and a judicial investigation. The group has announced an action plan deemed insufficient by its opponents.

Residents' anger against data center south of Paris

South of Paris, residents are contesting the construction of a data center presented as four times more energy-intensive than Disneyland. The project raises concerns over electricity consumption and local urbanization.

Recall of batches of Afiveg and Mynzepli (Biogaran, Advanz Pharma)

Biogaran and Advanz Pharma laboratories are proceeding with the recall of injectable solutions Afiveg and Mynzepli 40 mg/mL in prefilled syringes, distributed to community pharmacies, healthcare establishments and patients.

Safety information on Exolis's Engage V7.47 software

Safety information intended for healthcare establishments is published regarding Exolis's Engage V7.47 software.

Chenôve: fake police officers and war‑weapon fire on a building

In Chenôve, men posing as police officers fired a war weapon at the façade of a building, passing through a bedroom. No injuries were reported, but residents are in shock.

Camps-la-Source: a participatory workshop on road safety on November 21

The municipality of Camps-la-Source is organizing a participatory workshop on traffic in the village center on November 21, with mandatory registration before November 6.

Radio France: raising of advertising cap strains private radio stations

A decree has raised Radio France's advertising revenue cap to 70 million euros. Commercial radio stations denounce a distortion of competition that weakens them.

Enedis hands over a vehicle to the Asompaei association in Sézanne

Enedis handed over a 2012 Renault Twingo on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 to the Marne-based Asompaei association to facilitate travel for its beneficiaries.

Charleville-Mézières: prosecutor calls for stronger resources against drug trafficking

The prosecutor of the Republic of Charleville-Mézières, Magali Josse, discusses the resources available to the judicial court to combat drug trafficking and hopes for increased staffing.

Transphobic rumor: Candace Owens wins first legal victory against the Macrons

Candace Owens secures a first legal victory in the dispute opposing her to the French presidential couple over a transphobic rumor targeting Brigitte Macron.

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Strasbourg: City prepares takeover of Meinau Basket Center

The Strasbourg municipal majority wants to perpetuate the popular and community use of the Basket Center de la Meinau courts, threatened with disappearance due to lack of profitability. The operation will be submitted to a vote of the municipal council on November 2.

Municipalities use artificial intelligence against illegal waste dumping

Several municipalities are experimenting with artificial intelligence-based solutions to prevent, detect and penalize illegal waste dumping, with initial results deemed positive.

Decree reforms termination indemnities and compensation for negative renewable energy prices

Published in the Official Journal on October 28, a decree modifies support mechanisms for renewable electricity, notably termination indemnities and compensation for negative prices.

Strasbourg: Pernelle Richardot elected senator, her deputy post suppressed

Pernelle Richardot was elected senator, resulting in the suppression of her post as fourth deputy to the mayor of Strasbourg. The number of deputies will go from 20 to 19 after the municipal council meeting on November 2.

Dunkerque: three police officers injured by drunk man at police station

A 33-year-old drunk man presented himself at the Dunkerque police station threatening to commit suicide and injured three police officers on Tuesday evening, October 27.

Nike opens giant store at NicEtoile shopping centre in Nice

Nike opens a 1,200 m2 store at the NicEtoile shopping centre in Nice and aims for 20 stores in France by 2027.

Vannes: three people arrested for theft of advertising tarps

The Vannes BAC arrested three people during the night of October 27 to 28 after the theft of two advertising signs intended to make protest banners.

Fayence: several projects under study, from swimming pool to security of Plan Ouest neighborhood

The Fayence municipal council unanimously adopted its agenda items. Elected officials are studying several projects, including a swimming pool, the Ferrage school and security of the Plan Ouest neighborhood.

Grand Nancy: Feuillette loses another legal battle over seven-day opening

Jean-François Feuillette, who runs bakeries in Heillecourt, Essey-lès-Nancy and soon Laxou, has been challenging since 2019 a prefectural order imposing a weekly closing day. The courts have once again ruled against him.

L214 questions the MPs from Alpes-Maritimes on their votes in favor of animals

The association L214 has published a tool to question MPs on measures aimed at halving the number of animals killed for food by 2030. It has examined the votes of elected officials from Alpes-Maritimes.