Visitors and locals staying in San Diego for the Labor Day weekend can get discounts on shows and tourist attractions thanks to the San Diego Performing Arts League and ArtsTix San Diego.

The Summer of the Arts – Discover + Play San Diego campaign gives the public access to sale prices on various theater shows around the county and up to $30 off single-day admission to Legoland California, the organizations announced.

The discounted tickets are broken up into two categories on the sdartstix.com website: theater and dance in one section, and tours and attractions in the other. Some tickets are for performances or activities this weekend, while others can be purchased for upcoming dates this fall.

Some examples of discounts during the promotion include:

• $8 to $28 savings on San Diego All-Inclusive passes from Go City

• $30 discounts on tickets to “8-Track: The Sounds of the 70’s”

• Discounts on tickets to SeaWorld, including options for free meals

The promotion run through Sept. 2, and tickets can be purchased at sdartstix.com.

Originally Published: August 29, 2024 at 8:40 a.m.

SAN DIEGO (KGTV)— The San Diego Medical Examiner’s Office on Wednesday identified the driver who died after a fiery police pursuit crash late Monday night, leading to the death of a San Diego Police Department officer and leaving another critically injured.

The driver was 16-year-old Edgar Giovanny Oviedo, a San Diego resident. According to the Medical Examiner’s officer, on Aug. 16, Oviedo was driving a BMW sedan eastbound on Clairemont Mesa Boulevard when it laterally collided with a San Diego Police Department patrol vehicle that was northbound at the intersection at Dolvia Drive.

Paramedics who responded to the scene provided lifesaving measures while transporting Oveido to a local emergency department, but he was pronounced deceased.

San Diego County has released a new tool to help people find affordable housing: An interactive website and map providing information on existing developments and those under construction.

The County-Restricted Affordable Housing Map allows people to search by location and learn details about each property, such as income limits and the eligible population served by each property — such as veterans, older adults, families and individuals, or transitional-age youth who were in foster care, a county statement reads.

Additionally, the website covers specifics about affordable housing developments, such as the size and types of units available, including number of bedrooms per unit.

“We are excited to make this new interactive tool available to county residents looking for housing,” said David Estrella, director of the county’s Housing and Community Development Services department. “Bringing all county-funded options together under one resource helps our community members navigate this often-stressful search.”

Listings on the map include direct links to the websites of each developer or organization that operates the property along with contact information.

People searching for affordable housing should contact each property directly about availability, how to apply and other requirements. Many of the listings include links to waiting lists.

According to the county, since 2017, it has invested $310 million into affordable housing, using excess land, its Innovative Housing Trust Fund and other state, federal and local funding sources administered by the county. Those funds helped open 2,100 units with 3,300 more on the way.