Feeling lucky? Here's where California's newest millionaires bought their winning scratchers tickets.
Gabby Gonzales, who works at the Chevron, said this is the first $1 million win she has heard of from their shop.
"We do sell a lot of scratchers. A lot of people say because we are nice, they like to play here. After the $1 million ticket, more players have come in. I think the word spread. They think we are lucky," Gonzales said. Susana Corona won an even bigger prize after purchasing a $2 million winning Instant Crossword scratcher at McCowan Liquor inMiguel Ambriz purchased a $2 million-winning Instant Crosswords scratcher ticket from the Chevron on Victoria Avenue in
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