Events

Évry: police officer corrupted by traffickers for 8,000 euros

A police officer in Évry was corrupted by drug traffickers for a sum of 8,000 euros. The case illustrates the links between crime and law enforcement in Essonne.

In Toulon, a police officer who suffered a heart attack is saved by his colleagues

On Monday, November 9, a police officer on duty in Toulon suffered a heart attack and was saved by his colleagues' quick reaction.

In Nice, an interactive play on business succession

The Nice Côte d'Azur Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) chose an interactive theater format at its Business Transfer Forum to support sellers and buyers.

In Luneray, Recy'clic trains five employees in digital repair

The integration company Recy'clic is supporting five employees on a back-to-work pathway in a training course on digital equipment repair in Luneray, in the Seine-Maritime department.

Teddy Riner hit by 245,000-euro tax debt over villa project

A real estate company linked to Teddy Riner's villa project in La Turbie was placed in judicial liquidation in early September due to a tax debt of nearly 245,000 euros.

Amiens: consultation on Hotoie park gets underway with a petition

In Amiens, the consultation on the development of Hotoie park and the future traffic plan is provoking opposition from residents who are launching a petition.

Arles: Around a hundred fixed-term contracts not renewed by the city hall

The city of Arles will not renew 57 municipal employee contracts at the end of 2026 and around 50 others in 2027, the municipality citing financial imperatives, which the opposition denounces.

In Dieppe, the organ procurement team performs around 40 procurements per year

The organ and tissue procurement coordination team at Dieppe hospital handled around 120 cases last year, with around 40 annual procurements, other cases being referred to Rouen University Hospital.

Maine-et-Loire: Witness appeal after disappearance of 55-year-old man in Segré

Yannick Robert, 55, has been sought since November 10 in Segré-en-Anjou-Bleu. The gendarmerie has launched a missing person appeal due to a risk of suicidal action.

Cardeilhac: Tensions Rise Over Removal of War Memorial

In Cardeilhac, Haute-Garonne, the planned removal of the village war memorial from the town square in September 2026 has sparked controversy between the mayor, residents, and heritage associations.

Marseille: five years in prison for attempted extortion of influencer Carla Moreau

A man was sentenced to five years in prison by the Marseille court for attempting to extort influencer Carla Moreau.

Nursing home ransacked and set on fire overnight near Saint-Étienne

Individuals forced entry into the Les Tilleuls nursing home in La Grand-Croix, ransacked premises and started fires brought under control by firefighters. No resident or staff member was injured.

Christine Lagarde warns against "fantastical visions" on leaving the EU

The president of the ECB has called on citizens not to be influenced by "fantastical visions" regarding the advantages of France leaving the European Union.

Mushroom producer Lou Légumes changes scale after buyout

Founded in 2015, Lou Légumes has become the leader in fresh mushrooms in France thanks to innovative production techniques; its acquisition by an investment fund opens up new prospects.

2026 Christmas holidays: start moved up to December 19

The 2026 Christmas holidays will begin on Saturday, December 19, a particularly early date, a first since 2022.

Créteil: A 69-year-old woman found eviscerated, her son taken into custody

A 69-year-old woman was found eviscerated at her home in Créteil. Her son was taken into custody by the authorities.

Gironde: the "l'École autrement" device tested by child protection services

The Centre départemental de l'enfance et de la famille de Gironde has been testing for a year a device for holding class outside the walls for children in school dropout, with encouraging first results.

Savoie: six cars burn in Renault dealership car park

On Tuesday, November 10, around 8 p.m., a fire destroyed six vehicles in the outdoor car park of the Renault dealership in Saint-Alban-Leysse, requiring the intervention of about fifteen firefighters.

Nantes: defendant escapes courthouse before transfer to prison

A man accused of handling stolen goods escaped on Sunday, November 8 from the Nantes courthouse while he was supposed to be transferred to the detention center.

Daniel Kretinsky takes control of Fnac Darty with 69.3% of capital

Following the close of his tender offer, Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky holds 69.3% of Fnac Darty's capital, according to the Financial Markets Authority, reshuffling the cards against Chinese company JD.com.

In Versailles, LGBT people keep a low profile

Report from Versailles on the discretion of homosexual people, who avoid public displays of affection.

Marseille: temporary worker charged with rape of disabled cleaner in nursing home

A man employed as a temporary worker has been charged and placed in pretrial detention for the rape of a disabled cleaner in a Marseille nursing home.

Toulouse: four men referred to the assize court for robbery and sequestration in 2022

Four suspects, including a presumed Dominican "boss", are referred to the assize court for the robbery and sequestration of two women in a Toulouse apartment in August 2022, with 12,000 euros stolen.

Nancy: patient sentenced to prison for violence in emergency room

A 52-year-old patient hit and bit emergency room staff at Nancy hospital; a pregnant nursing assistant suffered a miscarriage. She was sentenced to prison.

Éperlecques: twenty-two elected members form new youth municipal council

In Éperlecques, twenty-two young elected members have been installed to form the new youth municipal council.