California lottery ticket. (FILE photo by Alexander NguyenTimes of San Diego) Luck took the night off in the latest Mega Millions drawing and as a result the jackpot just got a whole lot bigger. TRENDING STORIES San Diego has the second-highest combined housing and transportation costs among major U.
California lottery ticket. (FILE photo by Alexander NguyenTimes of San Diego) Luck took the night off in the latest Mega Millions drawing and as a result the jackpot just got a whole lot bigger. TRENDING STORIES San Diego has the second-highest combined housing and transportation costs among major U.S. metrosMultiple anti-ICE protests planned for San Diego CountySUV driver escapes after Coronado police chase ends in Hillcrest No tickets were sold matching all six numbers in Fridays multi-state Mega Millions drawing pushing the estimated jackpot for the next draw to a hefty 215 million according to the Mega Millions Consortium. The jackpot heading into Friday night had been estimated at 199 million. Not only did no one hit the full jackpot but there were also no tickets matching five numbers while missing only the Mega number meaning there were no nearbig winners either. How does your neighborhood rank in citywide car-crash data? See weekly updates on traffic accidents here. Select a neighborhood Balboa Park Barrio Logan College Area Downtown Golden Hill Kensington-Talmadge La Jolla Midway-Pacific Highway Mission Bay Mission Beach Navajo Normal Heights North Park Ocean Beach Old Town Pacific Beach Point Loma University City Uptown The winning numbers drawn Friday were 12 30 36 42 and 47 with a Mega Ball of 16. Despite plenty of hopeful players across the country no ticket managed to line them all up. Fridays drawing marked the 11th straight Mega Millions drawing without a jackpot winner allowing the prize to continue its steady climb. For those dreaming of striking it rich the odds remain steep the chance of matching all five numbers plus the Mega number is 1 in 290 472 336. The overall odds of winning any prize however are more forgiving at 1 in 23. Get neighborhood news in your inbox. It's free and enlightening. Join the 20 000 people who get Times of San Diego in their inbox at 8 a.m. daily plus breaking news alerts. We also have weekly updates from San Diego neighborhoods! By clicking sign up you agree to the terms. Select below. Email address Select your neighborhood (optional) La Mesa La Jolla Mission Times Courier PacificMission Beach Point LomaOB Uptown News Downtown News NavajoCollege Area North County South Bay Mega Millions is played in 45 states along with Washington D.C. and the U.S. Virgin Islands meaning millions of players will be back at it again when the next drawing rolls around. The next drawing takes place Tuesday when someone just might finally claim that 215 million prizeor send it climbing even higher. -City News Service contributed to this report Local journalism needs your help At Times of San Diego were committed to providing fact-based community journalism free of charge but its expensive to produce. As a nonprofit newsroom we rely on readers like you to chip in. Every dollar fuels our mission to keep San Diegans informed and connected to their neighborhoods. Will you help us strengthen local journalism and our communities? One-time Monthly Annually One-time 100 180 300 Other Donation amount Monthly 10 15 25 Other Donation amount per month Annually 120 180 300 Other Donation amount per year DONATE NOW READ NEXT La Playa Taco Shop owner deported to MexicoSan Diego has the second-highest combined housing and transportation costs among major U.S. San Diego's population is growing faster than other CA metros thanks to the cityTrump canceled temporary legal status for more than 1.5 million immigrants in 2025San Diegans march downtown to protest ICE fatal shooting in MidwestBalboa Park parking fees are here but it's possible to avoid a ticket and save a buck or two