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California Kids Have Health Insurance But Racial Disparities Persist

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Katie Orr
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People line up to check-in before waiting to register for healthcare insurance during a healthcare enrollment fair at Ambrose Community Center in Bay Point, CA (Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)

An annual report shows how California stacks up against other states when it comes to the well-being of our kids. California's doing well when it comes to getting kids health insurance. But when it comes to helping families with financial stability? The state has a lot of work to do.

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