Southern California's latest lottery winner won the jackpot in Arleta, selling $207 million worth of power tickets at Woodman Avenue 7-11.
Southern California has a lot of luck, and Southern California now has two of the four Powerball jackpots this year. The previous one was revealed in March, when the ticket worth $515 million For Sale in Anaheim.
The latest lucky numbers were announced on Saturday, with winning votes matching all Six: 1, 29, 37, 56, 68 and 13th-highest electric ball games.
Winners who have not yet disclosed can receive the full $207 million payment within 29 years or a one-time payment of $92.5 million before tax.
7-Eleven also received $1 million in spending. In California, retailers selling winning Powerball tickets earned half of their total spending, with a limit of $1 million. The store received all the prizes as the jackpot exceeds $200 million.
A store manager on Sunday Tell KTLA It was the most exciting thing in all the years he worked there. He said, “It's very incredible.”
SoCal's winning streak can be traced back to 2022, when Powerball record With a prize of $2.04 billion. In 2023, Markets near Skid Row $1.08 billion worth of tickets were sold. A few months later, a store in Frazier Park sold a ticket Valued at $1.73 billion.
