The winner of the record-setting $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot sold in California has finally been identified, three months after the historic windfall.. Edwin Castro was revealed by California ...

The California Lottery on Tuesday announced the winner of the record-breaking Powerball jackpot. The ticket was sold in early November for a whopping prize of $2.04 billion.

A single ticket sold in California scored the second-largest jackpot in Powerball and US lottery history during Wednesday night’s drawing, according to Powerball. The winning numbers are 22, 24 ...

It has been over two months since a Powerball ticket worth a record $2.04 billion was sold at a convenience store in Altadena and we still don't know who the winner is.

Powerball winners are not allowed to remain anonymous in California. Lottery officials don't typically identify the winner right away. A vetting process can take weeks or months. California law ...

But California Lottery winners aren’t required to live in the state to win. Joe Chahayed, the owner of Joe’s Service Center, got a $1 million bonus for selling the winning ticket.

During a “ routine morning stop ” at a Vacaville gas station across the street from his work, Michael Wright bought a $10 Triple Red 777 scratch-off ticket, California Lottery officials said in a July 15 news release. Soon after, Wright said he “got to scratching” in his methodical way.

The odds of winning the Powerball jackpot (five numbers plus the Powerball) are 1 in 292.2 million. The chances of taking home the Match 5 prize is 1 in 11.68 million, while the four numbers plus the Powerball has odds of 1 in 913,129.18.