Nope. One ticket won the whole shebang. It was sold in Altadena, California.
One winner, and no state tax on the lottery.
We won!
Okay, we had gotten two quickpicks, and we hit the powerball on one of them. That’s $4 winnings…on a ticket that cost us $4. Score!
And California is not a state that allows for winners to remain anonymous.
I got a $4 winner - there must be thousands of them - so I thought, what the heck, roll it over into two quickpicks for the next drawing. But if I get nothing from that I’m done for the next 4-8 months.
I got a $7 winner (three numbers).
I won $20 as I did not buy my usual $20 worth of tickets.
Do you get anything for two numbers on one line (no Powerball)? I forget.
No. The minimum numbers you can match without the PowerBall is 3. That’ll give you $7.
Ooh, you have specific numbers you play regularly? That’s probably part of my initial confusion; I use quick pick much more often than not, so I thought there wouldn’t be a way to skip a drawing and know for certain that you would’ve lost. Duh. 
No, I just usually stop at the nearby convenience store to get tickets. Since there are no helicopters hovering over that store I presume they did not sell a big winner. Therefore, I won the $20 I did not bet.