New Jersey Lottery

A winning lottery ticket, worth $10,000, was sold at an Egg Harbor Township grocery store.

Someone in South Jersey is about to become an instant millionaire thanks to a winning Powerball ticket worth one million dollars.

The Lottery said Northstar New Jersey and IGT are investigating the problem. The Lottery advised that players should hold onto their tickets pending an announcement by the lottery.

“Thirty-three emails, not one response,” Joseph said to the Townsquare News Network, adding that his repeated phone calls only reach a recorded message with no options for leaving his own information.

Imagine going to an Atlantic City casino with dreams of hitting a big jackpot on a slot machine or at a table, you don't, but then you win a big chunk of money from lottery.

If you bought a Mega Millions lottery ticket at a Wawa in Somerdale, Camden County, you could be $10,000 richer.

Not one, but two winning $30,000 New Jersey Lottery tickets were purchased in the city of Manahawkin for Tuesday night's Mega Millions game.

Someone who recently bought a New Jersey Lottery ticket in Cumberland County will soon be making a trip to their bank.

One winning ticket for a Powerball jackpot worth $23.2M was sold at a convenience store in Passaic County, which also sold a ticket worth $1M from the same drawing.

The jackpot for Friday night's Mega Millions lottery game has grown to $1 billion after more than four months without a winner.