Jackpot! A lucky lottery player in San Francisco took home a $1 million prize after buying a Scratchers ticket while shopping at the local Safeway, according to the California Lottery.
A lucky lottery player in San Francisco took home a $1 million prize after buying a Scratchers ticket while shopping at the local Safeway, according to theLe Chao was picking up groceries for her family at the Safeway supermarket on Webster Street when she
decided to play the newest Scratchers game Plus the Money, lottery officials said."I told my family I had won," she told the lottery,"and my kids said, 'Mommy, you are lucky!'"The store will receive $5,000 for selling the winning ticket, lottery officials said.
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