Events

Fire at Émile-Zola high school in Aix-en-Provence, establishment closed

A fire broke out at dawn at Émile-Zola high school in Aix-en-Provence. The fire was quickly brought under control and the establishment remained closed all day.

Tax authorities hunt undeclared garden sheds using AI and aerial photos

The tax administration targets undeclared sheds, verandas and home extensions to adjust the development tax and property tax, relying on artificial intelligence and aerial photos.

Fire at the foot of the Toulon School of Art and Design

A fire broke out on the night of October 31 at the foot of the Toulon School of Art and Design, blackening the facade and damaging windows. Classes should be able to resume.

Le Havre: cleanliness service workers strike over monthly bonus

About twenty workers from the cleanliness service of the City of Le Havre blocked their technical premises on rue des Moteaux on Tuesday, November 10. They are demanding a gross monthly bonus of 150 euros.

LFI proposes self-declaration for short sick leaves

Éric Coquerel defends La France insoumise's proposal to introduce self-declaration for short-term sick leaves, with a limited number of days.

Grenoble: brawl and weapon brandished after OL U17 match

After the OL national U17s' defeat in Grenoble on Sunday, a brawl broke out with young people from outside the Isère club, one of whom brandished a handgun and others bladed weapons.

France ranks ninth in the European average salary ranking

With an average gross monthly salary of 3,728 euros, France ranks 9th in Europe, far behind Luxembourg.

Ukraine: Europeans and Americans demand respect for territorial integrity

In a joint statement relayed by the European Commission, Europeans, Ukrainians and Americans affirm that any future agreement must respect Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

France linkFrance parmi les Européens signataires

Tarn: socialists pay tribute to Claude Bousquet, former mayor of Graulhet

Following the death of former Socialist mayor of Graulhet Claude Bousquet, tributes are multiplying on the left in the Tarn, with a final tribute announced for January.

In Clastres, "Mémoire du canton" dedicates its 2027 exhibition to agriculture

The "Mémoire du canton" association in Clastres has chosen agriculture as the theme of its 2027 exhibition, after reviewing its 25 years.

Saint-Claude: Orange store smashed by ram-raiding car

During the night of November 9 to 10, 2026, the storefront of the Orange store in downtown Saint-Claude (Jura) was smashed by a ram-raiding car. The damage remains to be assessed.

2027 presidential election: candidates work on their visibility on AI

Campaign teams for the 2027 presidential candidates are seeking to influence responses from ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude to reach voters.

Philosopher Dominique Bourg calls for a right in the face of algorithms

Dominique Bourg believes that artificial intelligence threatens the foundations of humanity and advocates for inscribing a right of the mind in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

A fire in an uninhabited old farm in Grand'Combe-Châteleu

A fire broke out on Tuesday, November 10 in the morning in an uninhabited old Comtois farm, at the place called Maisons-Greniers in Grand'Combe-Châteleu, in the Haut-Doubs.

Saint-Lyphard: a house devastated by fire

A fire broke out in the night of November 9 to 10, 2026 in a house in Saint-Lyphard, in Loire-Atlantique, destroying it entirely.

A cycle path will link Drap to Cantaron via the La Condamine district

Drap has voted to make land available to build the cycle path section between Drap and Cantaron, which will pass through La Condamine and connect to the existing path in Contes.

Updated list of declared candidates for the 2027 presidential election

A roundup lists the candidates already declared for the 2027 presidential election, classified by political affiliation.

Biot: 51-year-old man dies in house fire

A fire broke out in a bedroom on Boulevard de la Source in Biot on Sunday 8 November, causing the death of a 51-year-old man. Three firefighters were transported to hospital.

Four men convicted of attempted extortion after assault on detainee

After violently assaulting a detainee, individuals contacted his father to demand money. The four men were convicted of attempted extortion, complicity, assault with a weapon, and handling stolen goods.

Weather on Tuesday, November 10 in the Alpes-Maritimes: rainy morning then clear spells

The day of November 10, 2026 starts in the rain in the Alpes-Maritimes before a few clear spells on the Côte d'Azur.

Shooting in Villeurbanne: one dead, one seriously injured

A shooting broke out on Friday around 3 p.m. in front of a fast-food restaurant in Villeurbanne, leaving two injured, one of whom has died. The presumed perpetrators have fled.

In Sada, Mayotte, lack of water regularly deprives students of classes

For two weeks, hundreds of students at Sada 2 have been deprived of classes due to lack of water; parents also denounce hygiene and safety problems and are calling for solutions.

Two teenagers injured by a bladed weapon during a fight in Cugnaux, near Toulouse

A general brawl broke out on Saturday, November 7 in the Viguier district of Cugnaux. Two minors were injured by a bladed weapon and an investigation has been opened.

Katiramona landslide: eleven Congress members call for an inquiry commission

Eleven elected officials from the New Caledonia Congress are calling for an inquiry commission into the approximately 700 million CFP spent on restoring the RT1 road at Katiramona after the 2021 landslide.

Mayotte: In Bouyouni, residents barricade their village after violence

After a night of stone-throwing and machete attacks, dozens of residents blocked the road and called for gendarmes as well as measures against an informal settlement.

Pont-de-Claix: a handball coach assaulted, father and son charged

A handball coach was violently assaulted on Thursday, November 5 near Grenoble. The father and brother of a player, aged 40 and 16, have been charged.

Saint-Herblain: Lidl customers denounce anti-theft devices on halal chicken

In the Bellevue district of Saint-Herblain, Lidl customers consider the placement of halal chicken trays under anti-theft devices to be discriminatory, unlike regular chicken.

24H from Monday, November 9, 2026

Summary of the 24H newspaper: peace plan in Europe, "wage-earnerization" and downgrading of overqualified workers.

Fessenheim: opponents question ASNR on technocentre project

24 associations state in an open letter to the ASNR that EDF is not providing satisfactory answers regarding decontamination planned for its radioactive metal recycling plant project.

Les Rousses: Trailer catches fire in underground car park

A fire broke out in the underground car park of Central Square in Les Rousses, mobilizing about forty firefighters.

Nice: justice upholds entry refusal for Italian flagged for radicalization

The Marseille administrative court of appeal upheld the entry refusal against an Italian national flagged for pro-jihadist radicalization since 2022, despite a criminal case being dropped.