California lottery officials said the ticket was purchased at Las Palmitas Mini Market in Los Angeles

Following Wednesday night’s drawing, a single ticket purchased in Los Angeles has claimed the $1.08 billion Powerball prize.

“California has a new BILLIONAIRE in the Powerball!” Late on Wednesday night, California lottery officials posted on Twitter. The $1 Billion Powerball jackpot was won by one lucky ticket purchased at Las Palmitas Mini Market in Los Angeles, which was the only ticket nationwide to match all six numbers on July 19.

They followed up with “The Golden State luck was in full force,” in a subsequent Tweet. As California also sold SEVEN more winning tickets in Hayward, La Puente, Los Angeles, Northridge, San Francisco, Santa Clara, and South Lake Tahoe that matched five numbers but lacked the Powerball and each won $448,750.

Congratulations to the 583,389 winners from this draw alone, and thank you for giving California public schools such a sizable win.They ended, “#CALottery.”

The lucky winner’s identity and other details have not yet been made public.

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A lump-sum “cash value” payment of $558.1 million or the prize’s estimated cash value, which is $1.08 billion before taxes, is up for grabs for the ticket winner.

According to the official Powerball website, the winning numbers on Wednesday were 7, 13, 10, 24, and 11, and the Powerball number was 24.

The prize won on Wednesday was the third-largest Powerball jackpot and the seventh-largest U.S. lottery jackpot overall.

The greatest lottery prize to date belongs to the Powerball, which was won on November 7 of last year for $2.04 billion. At Joe’s Service Center in Altadena, California, the ticket was bought and sold.

The California Lottery creates the state’s first billionaire ever! In the November 7 #Powerball drawing, one lucky ticket purchased at Joe’s Service Center in Altadena matched all six numbers, according to a tweet from California lottery officials at the time.

They said in a subsequent Tweet, “We are so excited and we just can’t hide it.” Not only did California have the BIG #Powerball winner, but three additional tickets in Gardena, Beaumont, and San Francisco also matched five numbers with the exception of the Powerball. Congratulations to all our players!”

The jackpot, which had been pegged at $1.9 billion when first calculated, had risen to $2.04 billion, lottery officials stated just hours before releasing the thrilling news, “making it the world’s largest lottery prize.”

According to sources, Edwin Castro, the lucky recipient of last year’s record Powerball jackpot, reportedly spent a staggering $25.5 million, or roughly 2.56% of his winnings, to buy a mansion in the Hollywood Hills.