Events

Strasbourg: 'act 2' of the parking reform

The Strasbourg majority announces free parking for the first 30 minutes on-street starting January 4, 2027, and 39 additional 'violet' spaces as of this weekend.

Metz: witness appeal after the disappearance of Élise, 12

Élise, a 12-year-old teenager, has been missing in Metz for several days, and the police are issuing a witness appeal to find her.

Bastia: municipal immersive Corsican-language childcare for ages 3-6

The City of Bastia organized an open day at the Campanari leisure center, which offers immersive Corsican-language childcare for children aged 3 to 6.

Ain: Nantua football club threatens to dissolve after alleged racist insult

US Nantua football accuses Bresse Foot 01 of racism against one of its players and threatens to dissolve if the district does not impose sanctions; the accused club denies it.

Chamonix: jewelry found at the foot of the Bossons Glacier

A canvas fanny pack containing jewelry was discovered in the moraine of the Bossons Glacier, reviving memories of the Air India crashes on Mont Blanc without any established link.

Three-vehicle accident in Dorlisheim causes major traffic jams

A three-vehicle accident at the junction between the A352 and the RD1420 in Dorlisheim is causing major traffic disruptions.

A legal representative and his spouse suspected of emptying their in-laws' accounts

A home care aide and her spouse, the legal representative, are accused of fleecing their in-laws by emptying their bank accounts.

Angers University Hospital's hyperbaric chamber celebrates 50 years

Installed in 1976 at Angers University Hospital, the hyperbaric chamber celebrates half a century of existence. This rare equipment mainly treats patients suffering from radiotherapy aftereffects, beyond diving accidents.

Two Britons tried in Caen for allegedly illegal excavations

The Caen court tried a British father and son on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, who had uncovered the Grandcamp-Maisy German battery, in excavations potentially illegal.

Operating room nurses at Trousseau Hospital in Tours on strike

On strike for about ten days, operating room nurses at Trousseau Hospital in Tours denounce reduced staffing and say they are on the verge of exhaustion. Management promises recruitment.

92-year-old woman burgled in Saussemesnil, Manche

A 92-year-old resident of the Étot Rouge hamlet in Saussemesnil was the victim of a burglary and had jewelry and Louis d'or gold coins stolen.

Woman from Alpes-Maritimes, victim of online hoax, speaks out

A resident of the Alpes-Maritimes recounts how a video of her, shared by influencer LaJolvance, was viewed millions of times and slipped out of her control.

Oise: deputy mayor of Neuilly-en-Thelle files complaint against former mayor

In Neuilly-en-Thelle, the first deputy mayor filed a complaint after a street altercation with former mayor Bernard Onclercq, in a context of tensions with current mayor Denis Jacob.

Strasbourg : Administrative tribunal authorizes eviction of Krimmeri-Meinau camp

The Administrative Tribunal of Strasbourg ordered on Tuesday, October 27, the dismantling of the camp in the Krimmeri-Meinau quarter within five days.

Saint-Denis-d'Anjou: Village mobilizes against heavy trucks damaging its heritage

Due to roadworks and a diversion, trucks are entering the narrow streets of the medieval village of Saint-Denis-d'Anjou, in the Mayenne department, causing significant damage.

Northern Alsace: well water still used despite pollution-related ban

Since 2008, the use of well water has been banned in some thirty municipalities around Merkwiller-Pechelbronn due to pollution linked to the area's oil past. The ban, forgotten, is being rediscovered.

Food dispensers vandalized in Ploeuc-L'Hermitage

Two days after their installation in L'Hermitage-Lorge, food dispensers were damaged. The mayor denounced the damage.

Dijon: One injured in collision between motorcycle and car

A collision between a motorcycle and a car occurred on Tuesday, October 27, shortly before 4 p.m. in Dijon, injuring one person.

Réunion: Bras-Fusil gendarmerie brigade reopens after fire

Ten days after the fire that led to its closure, the Bras-Fusil gendarmerie brigade in Saint-Benoît has reopened, in a context of urban violence. The prefect assures that the gendarmerie has not abandoned the field.

Danjoutin: octogenarian charged after stabbing his son

An 81-year-old man has been placed in pretrial detention in Danjoutin, accused of stabbing his son in broad daylight. His family describes him as an authoritarian figure and says they are relieved by his incarceration.

Marseille and Rognac recognized as natural disaster areas for flooding

The prefect of Bouches-du-Rhône announces that Marseille and Rognac are recognized as natural disaster areas for flooding and mudslides, with victims having 30 days to file a claim.

Jewelry store robbery in Lyon, chase up to the A450

On Friday, October 23, a robbery took place in downtown Lyon. At least one suspect was arrested after a police chase.

Karim Maloum believes political chaos benefits Jean-Luc Mélenchon

On a television set, journalist Karim Maloum accuses Jean-Luc Mélenchon of exploiting political and social tensions and denounces his attacks against the media.

Socialist MPs present the texts of their parliamentary niche of November 19

Socialist MPs have presented the nine texts entered for their parliamentary initiative day of November 19, focusing notably on purchasing power, housing and undocumented workers.

Political behind-the-scenes of JDNews: Bardella book, 2030 Olympics severance pay

The political column looks back at Jordan Bardella's third book, the debate over departure indemnities for the 2030 Olympics committee, and the arrival of Admiral Vaujour at the National Navy Museum.