Nice

Tributes have multiplied on social media for a 20-year-old Nice resident who died after an altercation while on holiday in Albania.

Nice hotels hit 92 per cent occupancy in July, but shorter stays and last-minute bookings are rewriting how the Riviera's high season works.

The regional ZOU! network is scrapping its Noc'TAMbus 621 and 661 routes, along with most of its on-demand transport service, a decision drawing pushback from users who rely on the late-night connections.

The curfew itself stays in force until October 31, but a judge ruled Monday that the mayor cannot let the measure renew automatically each year, raising doubts over its legality if left permanent. The Ligue des Droits de l'Homme had challenged the order.

Yuri Lebedev restrained the attacker and stayed with the badly injured woman until police arrived, after hearing cries for help from the courtyard of his building early Sunday morning.

Collonge, who finished second at the Alpe d'Huez Triathlon just weeks earlier, was training for Ironman Kalmar when she crashed on August 12.

Jean-Marie Girier's order cites the comedian's roughly thirty convictions for antisemitic remarks and incitement to racial hatred, and follows a January ban that was defied when the show went ahead regardless, requiring police intervention.

The husband of the woman who administered the fatal injection has been placed under judicial supervision, telling investigators he didn't know his wife's activity was illegal and had simply delivered products at her request. Both women remain in pre-trial detention.

The FFR's appeal commission overturned the club's administrative relegation to Nationale, instead handing Nissa Rugby a suspended two-point deduction over budget inconsistencies. The club opens its season at Biarritz on August 27.

The rue Dabray buildings sit adjacent to a private construction site for 24 new social housing units, which the city has now halted while engineers determine whether the works caused the structural damage.

The Ligue des Droits de l'Homme successfully challenged the July 1 order, with judges finding the commune cited no recent incidents to justify a public order risk. Mayor Sébastien Leroy called the ruling a disconnect between law and reality on the ground.

The newspaper says its reporter was pushed to the ground and had her phone seized by municipal councilor Ugo Massi while investigating a blaze that revealed burned luxury cars and a garage banner on his family's agricultural property.