Check your tickets! Two Bay Area stores sold lucky Mega Millions tickets, each matching five numbers.
The Speedway Express gas station on East Capitol Expressway in San Jose sold a ticket matching five numbers -- but no mega ball.
And the M&A Lakeside Market & Spirits on 14th Street in Oakland sold another lucky ticket, also matching five numbers.Sign up for NBC Bay Area’s Housing Deconstructed newsletter.There was no winning ticket for Mega Millions anywhere Tuesday, so this Friday’s jackpot will be worth about $720 million.This article tagged under:
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