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A lottery ticket worth $207 million was sold in the San Fernando Valley over the weekend, the California Lottery announced. A ticket matching all six numbers in Saturday’s Powerball drawing was sold at a 7-Eleven in Arleta, the lottery announced. The lucky retailer is located at 8960 Woodman Ave. Saturday drew the numbers 1, 29, 37, 56, 68, with the...

A woman gave her brother some money to buy a lottery ticket for her, and it turned out to be a winner. 

A Southern California man realized he won $1.2 million in the California Lottery Mega Millions after a coworker jokingly texted him about winning.

Working on her day off turned out to be a good day for one Southern California woman who bought a Scratchers ticket after her shift and won $1 million.

One family is a million dollars richer after buying a California Lottery Scratchers ticket at the Orange County Fair in August. Thomas Shellabarger said that every year when he takes his family to the fair, he also buys a ticket at the CA Lottery Live! booth. But this summer he got really lucky, even though there was a change of...

A Mega Millions ticket worth more than a half-million dollars was sold at an Antelope Valley checking cashing business.

Bradley Bullock is nearly $6 million richer after hitting it big on a lottery scratcher.

“You know, someone who’s never had that much money, I don’t know how far it will go,” Bradley Bullock told NBC 7 on Thursday.

Deadlines are approaching for two lucky lottery players who bought tickets worth $2 million apiece in Southern California.

Four Scratchers tickets purchased in Southern California businesses have once again made new millionaires, the California Lottery announced Friday.

The California Lottery said five recent Southern California Scratchers players have won a total of $20 million.

Someone who bought a lottery ticket at a West Covina liquor store was just one number away from winning the ninth-largest jackpot in Mega Millions history.

Someone bought a Mega Millions lottery ticket in Chino Hills worth $508,408 after Friday night’s drawing.

A ticket with five numbers, but missing the Mega number, in Tuesday evening’s drawing of the multi-state Mega Millions lottery was sold at a gas station in San Diego, and was worth $419,367, the California Lottery announced.

 A ticket with five numbers, but missing the Mega number, in Wednesday evening’s SuperLotto Plus drawing was sold at a liquor store in La Mesa and is worth $38,050, the California Lottery announced.

A store in Cathedral City sold a Mega Million ticket worth $2 million after matching all 5 numbers during Tuesday night’s drawing.

Thousands of people dream to hit the jackpot to become the next millionaire. However, California Lottery officials revealed that millions of dollars continue to go unclaimed each year.