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“California Resident Wins Over $2 Million in Mega Millions Lottery”

A California resident has struck it rich with a massive win in the Mega Millions lottery, taking home over $2 million. The lucky winner purchased the winning ticket for just $2 at a Stater Bros. Market in Cathedral City. The winning numbers drawn on Tuesday were 2, 49, 50, 61, and 70.

While the fortunate individual managed to match all five white balls, they fell short of the 14 Mega Ball and the Megaplier Prize. However, their impressive prize value of $2,151,945 is certainly nothing to scoff at. The California Lottery confirmed the win and announced that the next drawing for the Mega Millions jackpot is scheduled for March 8.

With no jackpot winner in this round, the grand prize has now swelled to an estimated $687 million. This staggering amount has undoubtedly captured the attention and dreams of countless hopefuls across the nation.

The California Lottery has a long-standing history of supporting education in the state. Since its establishment in 1985, it has generated an astonishing $43.8 billion for public schools. In the most recent fiscal year alone, the lottery raised a record-breaking $2.07 billion for California education.

Nearly 80% of the lottery’s contributions are directed towards K-12 education. These funds play a vital role in keeping programs running smoothly and providing schools with state-of-the-art equipment. It is heartening to see that the lottery’s success is being channeled into such a worthy cause.

The identity of the lucky winner remains unknown at this time. FOX Business reached out to the California Lottery for comment but received no response. As news of this incredible win spreads, it serves as a reminder that anyone could be the next fortunate recipient of a life-changing lottery prize.

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