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Linh, a singer, shares the story behind her song 'Je pense à vous', written after leaving Nice, which became a hit. She is releasing an album 'Boîte à musique' and touring, with a concert in Reims on March 18.

The Musée d'Orsay in Paris begins a renovation project from March 10, 2026 to summer 2028, focusing on the facade, marquee, and reception areas, while remaining open to the public.

Gilles Tarnier, diagnosed with a chronic intestinal disease, uses running to cope; he set a record in 2023 for the Mare a Mare nord in Corsica and is preparing for a 370km run across Corsica in May.

A reform of the PLM law changes the municipal election voting system in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille; voters will use multiple ballots to elect district and municipal councilors, with a reduced majority bonus.

The Coordination rurale investigates allegations that a member sexually assaulted a woman at the Salon de l'Agriculture in February; the accused has been dismissed and the victim is on sick leave.

Rachida Dati, a candidate in the Paris municipal elections for Les Républicains, faces a threat from Sarah Knafo of Reconquête!, whose outreach could allow her to advance to the second round, putting Dati in an awkward position.

The Paris-Île de France capitale économique (PCE) agency reported on March 9, 2026, that gender parity in leadership positions in the Grand Paris region has progressed, with record female representation on boards, but presidencies are still largely male.

Swiftair, the Spanish company that owned the plane involved in the 2014 Air Algérie crash in the Sahel that killed 116 people, is being tried for involuntary manslaughter in Paris.

Gisèle Pelicot and her daughter Caroline led a women's rights demonstration in Paris on March 8, 2026.

Social impact measurement, which assesses the environmental, economic, and social effects of business activities, is becoming indispensable, with many companies adopting it thanks to support from Paris&Co.

A fundraising campaign has been launched to restore the historic mining headframe at the Blanzy mine museum in Saône-et-Loire, with works planned from summer 2026 to June 2027, supported by the Heritage Foundation.

A 22-year-old man has been arrested and charged for selling fake PSG tickets on TikTok, allegedly scamming 2,000 victims and making up to 400,000 euros in profit, while his brother is still wanted.

The Blues Blast Festival will take place in the Dijon area from March 20 to April 25, 2026, featuring several blues artists across multiple venues.

President Emmanuel Macron, aboard the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier, stated that France is not participating in the ongoing Middle East conflict but will undertake defensive missions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for oil and gas transit, and contribute to maritime security operations.

A 24-year-old man was stabbed to death near a drug dealing point in Massy, Essonne, on Sunday evening; the suspect, a hooded individual, fled, and an investigation is ongoing.

The rapper Pisoo (Euken Olhasso) released his second album 'Enekin Ditut' in February, featuring five new songs, and will present it at a concert in Hondarribia on April 25.

Urbanism researcher Étienne Riot, after a career including political advisory and architectural roles, co-founded Rock, a research and consulting company focused on urban development.

Bobigny inaugurated a new public cinema with six screens, sponsored by actor Jean-Pascal Zadi, offering affordable tickets and named after cinema pioneer Alice Guy, marking the return of a cinema to the city since 2019.

The ZAC des Hauts de Nesles development in Champs-sur-Marne won the Grand prix BBCA quartier 2025 for its low-carbon urbanism, featuring elements like rain gardens.

Comedian Booder (Mohammed Benyamna) revealed that his stage name originated from shortening football player Aziz Bouderbala's name, a nickname adopted in his childhood due to his physical appearance.

A 24-year-old man was stabbed to death in an apartment building hall in Massy, and no suspects have been arrested yet.

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy must wear an electronic bracelet after a court denied merging his recent prison sentence with a previous one.

A woman in her sixties was arrested in Paris for acquiring a lethal substance to assist the suicide of her 85-year-old mother.

Willow water, made by soaking willow branches, uses natural hormones to boost root growth in plant cuttings, offering an eco-friendly gardening technique.

The Montpellier tourism office has launched a new spring/summer catalog of guided tours, featuring new options such as villa visits and after-work walks.

Rulantica water park is hosting a Nordic light festival until March 27, featuring shows and attractions, with a radio contest offering tickets.

Candidates for the Paris mayoral election have proposed various transport policies, including changes to speed limits on the périphérique, bike lanes, and public transport improvements.

Musée d'Orsay is organizing a study day on May 31 focused on Henri Rousseau, exploring his reputation among collectors, dealers, and museums.

Paris Saint-Germain, in collaboration with Jordan Brand, has unveiled a new Night Edition jersey inspired by Parisian nightlife, available for purchase.

Women at the Tremblay-en-France town hall have reported harassment and sexual assault by a director, leading to police complaints and an internal investigation.

The article announces a contest for listeners to win tickets to see comedian Mélodie Fontaine's show 'Nickel nickel' in Lille on April 10, targeting members of the radio station's exclusive listener club.

The article promotes a contest for members of the radio's listener club to win tickets to a tribute concert by The Australian Pink Floyd Show at the Zénith in Lille on March 17.

The article announces a contest for the radio audience to win tickets to see the award-winning theater play 'Le Cercle des Poètes disparus' in Talant on March 18.

The article details planned disruptions and service changes on the Paris and Île-de-France public transport network, including metro, RER, and Transilien lines, due to scheduled engineering works from March 9 to mid-April, affecting commuters in the region.

The company Lockall is transforming an acquired underground parking lot in Paris's 13th arrondissement into a large urban storage center, with the new facility scheduled to open in spring 2026.

According to the CGT union, over 200,000 people, including 130,000 in Paris, demonstrated across France on March 8 (International Women's Day) to defend women's rights, denounce sexual violence, and protest against rising conservatism.

The radio station Ici Mayenne is promoting a daily quiz game called 'La Mayenne Compte Double', where listeners can win 50 euros per day in vouchers for a local store by answering questions between 11 am and noon from March 9 to 13.

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced an exceptional plan for 500 controls at gas stations across France from Monday to Wednesday to prevent what he calls abusive fuel price hikes linked to the Middle East conflict.

RC Lens defeated FC Metz 3-0 in a Ligue 1 match, moving within one point of league leaders Paris Saint-Germain as they aim to challenge for the title.

Gisèle Pelicot led a large protest march in Paris on International Women's Day, denouncing sexual violence and advocating for women's rights, with thousands in attendance.

The Cœur solidaire choir in Woippy, Moselle, helps its members combat isolation and achieve social reintegration through group singing, fostering confidence and inclusion.

American cyclist Luke Lamperti won the first stage of the Paris-Nice 2026 race, becoming the initial leader of the edition.

A sacred relic was stolen from Saint-Vincent-de-Paul church in Paris, and authorities are investigating the theft.

The SPA in Dieppe rescued two abused dogs, Uhgo and Ibra, and launched a fundraiser for their veterinary care.

Météo-France forecasts a week of rain and mild temperatures across France, with detailed daily weather predictions.

On March 8th, International Women's Day, multiple demonstrations took place in Paris, including a large march by feminist associations.

The RER C station in Issy-les-Moulineaux reopens on March 9 after a two-month total closure for construction linked to the future Grand Paris Express line 15, with further weekend and summer closures planned to complete the work.

A list of five entertainment events in the Alpes-Maritimes from March 9 to 15, 2026, including a magic show by Messmer, concerts by Julien Doré and Jarry, a storytelling event on local legends, and a theatrical adaptation of 'Madame Bovary'.

A curated list of five entertainment events happening in the Alpes-Maritimes from March 9 to 15, 2026, featuring performances by Messmer, Julien Doré, Jarry, a local storytelling show, and a theater adaptation of 'Madame Bovary'.

A woman in her sixties was placed in custody and is under investigation for allegedly attempting to help her 85-year-old mother commit suicide in Paris by obtaining a lethal substance from the pro-euthanasia association Ultime Liberté.

Three young men were killed in a car accident in Seine-et-Marne when the 19-year-old driver, who had his license for only a month and a half, lost control in foggy conditions, with excessive speed and consumption of nitrous oxide suspected as causes.

A relic of Saint Vincent de Paul was stolen from the Saint-Vincent-de-Paul church in Paris on Saturday, prompting a police investigation into the theft.

Comedian Jérémy Ferrari shares behind-the-scenes stories from his film 'Les K d'Or', featuring a three-legged dog named Bobby, and discusses the creation of an association to support disabled animals.

Author Jean Bruyat publishes the novel 'Séraphin', which depicts a character's involvement in mining, resistance, and social movements from the 1930s to 1950s in France.

Three people died in a car accident in Seine-et-Marne, with the driver suspected of using nitrous oxide, leading to an ongoing police investigation.

Gardening expert Bastien Glomot recommends Mediterranean plants such as olive trees, yucca, and cordyline for cultivation in Creuse, providing advice on their care and adaptation.

The article features Le Féno, a restaurant in the Grenoble Museum that focuses on bio, local, and seasonal cuisine, led by chef Chloé and her team of 20, offering homemade dishes and sharing cooking tips.

Behaviorist Stéphanie Couteau provides advice on preventing stomach torsion in dogs, especially after heavy meals, in hot weather, or in older dogs, and how to recognize signs of distress.

A poll published on March 7 shows Emmanuel Grégoire (PS) and Rachida Dati (LR) leading in the first round of the Paris municipal elections, with Sarah Knafo, Pierre-Yves Bournazel, and Sophia Chikirou also potentially qualifying for the second round.

A poll for the 2026 Paris municipal elections indicates Emmanuel Grégoire leading in the first round, with Sarah Knafo in the top three, and analyzes various second-round scenarios, suggesting Rachida Dati could only win under specific conditions.

The article compares the platforms of the six main candidates for the Paris mayoral election on key issues such as security, cleanliness, housing, and environment, highlighting the divide between right and left.