Events

Hautes-Pyrénées: A64 speed camera among most feared

Installed on the A64 on the Capvern descent, the Lutilhous speed camera records thousands of flashes each year.

Tarn: retiree denied medical taxi forced to drive

An octogenarian from Tarn suffering from a serious eye disease is no longer entitled to reimbursement for his medical taxi trips and must drive himself.

Tourcoing: lost and found items put back into circulation

In Tourcoing, found clothing, computers and bicycles will get a second life.

Réseau Action Climat proposes better targeting of public business aid

The association is making three proposals to redistribute billions of euros in public aid to businesses, following the revelations of the 2025 Senate inquiry commission.

Renting energy-inefficient homes: remedies in case of refusal of work in co-ownership

While renting out homes rated G is banned and renting those rated F will be banned in 2028, new provisions envisage relaxations when the co-ownership refuses the work.

Belfort: Angela system deployed in shops late November

About ten shops in downtown Belfort will put up a "Ask for Angela here" sticker in late November to help victims of street harassment.

Haute-Saône: reinforced measures against wild boar damage

Farmers, hunters and state services met in Haute-Saône to strengthen hunting pressure, including an additional hunting day during the week, in response to agricultural damage.

Dijon: Carrefour City opens on Rue Monge

After two months of work, a Carrefour City store opened at 2 Rue Monge in Dijon, in the former premises of a real estate agency.

Gers: 58-year-old man found stabbed, his friend confesses to gendarmes

A 58-year-old man was found dead, stabbed, in his isolated home in Loubédat, near Nogaro; the friend he was hosting himself alerted the gendarmes and confessed to the murder.

Foix: mother ordered to repay 18,000 euros in CAF benefits

A benefits claimant from Pamiers, absent from her trial before the Foix court, was ordered to repay 18,212 euros for concealing her life as a couple.

Andorra-EU association agreement revives debate on tobacco prices

The agreement signed by Andorra in Brussels raises questions about the future of tobacco prices, while the Unió Sindical d'Andorra demands social guarantees.

Work at Nancy station: no Nancy-Paris train this weekend

The replacement of seven switches at Nancy station continues and interrupts Nancy-Paris connections during the weekend.

Upsa calls for paracetamol price hike before moratorium ends

The Upsa laboratory is calling for cost-sharing among stakeholders, including the state, as the moratorium blocking the sale price of paracetamol to pharmacists ends in December.

A father tried in Évry for sexual assault on his stepdaughter

A man was tried at the Évry court for having sexually assaulted his stepdaughter in Brunoy in 2020, denying the facts and blaming the victim.

Remedee Labs markets its pain-relief bracelets in Belgium and Luxembourg

The Isère-based startup Remedee Labs is extending the marketing of its chronic pain-fighting bracelets to Belgium and Luxembourg, targeting the European market.

Very small enterprise barometer: 61% of small business owners see their turnover decline

In the third quarter of 2026, 61% of managers of very small enterprises saw their turnover decline and 71% their net margin shrink. Half pay themselves less than the minimum wage, according to the barometer of the Syndicat des Indépendants.

Cahors: immediate appearance for theft and theft with violence

A man was brought before the Cahors court in an immediate appearance on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, for a theft and a theft with violence committed a few days earlier in the city.

'Zombie SCPIs' on the verge of being sold or disappearing

Several real estate investment companies that have not reached critical size find themselves in a delicate situation and could be sold or disappear.

Ain: three treatments tested to decontaminate a water intake well for PFAS

The Bresse Dombes Val-de-Saône water union has been testing since July three treatments based on activated carbon and resin to eliminate PFAS present in a water intake well in Guéreins, where the distributed water remains compliant.

Marseille: Belle-de-Mai tramway project moves slowly, not at a standstill

Contrary to what La Provence announced in September, the Belle-de-Mai tramway project in Marseille is not at a standstill but is progressing slowly.

Debate on the legalization of genealogical DNA testing in France.

Based on the case of an Ardennes native born under X who found his family, the article raises the question of the legalization and regulation of genealogical DNA tests in France.

Toulon: Ten people tried for attempted takeover of a drug dealing point in Hyères by the DZ Mafia

The Toulon criminal court sentenced ten people to prison terms of one to six years for the 2024 attempt to take control of a drug dealing point in Hyères by the DZ Mafia.

French fair trade deemed more reassuring amid agricultural crisis.

Faced with the agricultural crisis, producers and businesses are turning more to fair-trade labels, within a framework governed by a European directive that recently came into force.

Papeete: an adolescent arrested during an anti-drug check at the port.

During an unannounced check at the port of Papeete, an adolescent was arrested upon the ferries' arrival as part of the anti-drug effort.

Anasse Kazib criticizes merchants who appeared on BFMTV

Anasse Kazib reacts on social media to remarks by small shopkeepers on BFMTV calling for banning demonstrations or calling in the army. He denounces alliances with neo-fascist groups and the police against demonstrators.

Fire at a hotel in Montrouge, 600 people evacuated

A fire broke out in a hotel room in Montrouge in the early morning, leading to the evacuation of 600 people.

Bouches-du-Rhône: a man arrested for threatening police officers with death online

A man was arrested in Bouches-du-Rhône after issuing death threats against police officers on social media.

Olympus electrosurgical unit recall (HF cable)

A safety information notice No. R2631403 is published for healthcare establishments concerning the Olympus electrosurgical unit and HF cable.