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		LOCAL UPDATES Get the latest news alerts from The Oregonian's news room • Washington, Clackamas counties see spate of weather-caused wrecks 9:08 a.m. PT • Snow dusting causes closings, delays for East Multnomah County schools 9:01 a.m. PT • Washington County sees rash of weather-related wrecks 8:52 a.m. PT • More Updates - Check for closures - Police Scanner - Road Report News & Info From Our Sponsor Monday, January 28, 2008 • New focus on foster kids' meds SALEM -- Children in state foster care who are on psychiatric drugs would receive more oversight under a new plan to make sure they're on the right medications and getting the mental health help they need. • Shivery with a chance of snowflakes Schoolchildren in Portland and Vancouver may wake this morning to discover -- yeah! -- that school's been canceled because of snow and icy roads. • No biggie: He's out to save the world There comes a moment during Eban Goodstein's pitch -- the one he's delivered to more than a hundred audiences -- when the size of his proposition, its audacity, grows clear. • Birthplace, status color U.S. Latinos' political view Avelino Acosta could easily look the other way. After 30 years in Oregon, his life is typically American: he's a citizen, owns a home and pays taxes. • Portland officer hit, killed on I-5 Portland police Officer Mark Zylawy -- affectionately known as "Z Man" and popular even among the crooks he met patrolling Northeast Portland -- died early Sunday when he was struck on Interstate 5. • Virginia Cafe's owners try to relocate history The waiter unlocked the front door of the Virginia Cafe at 11:28 a.m., and two minutes later the first customer walked in with an absurdist French novel, took a seat at the bar amid the stale stink of cigarettes and ordered a Black Butte Porter. • Neighborhood activist faces neighbors' animosity LAKE OSWEGO -- Any visitor to Lake Oswego's prized First Addition neighborhood knows Norma Heyser from the protest signs propped in front of a dozen or so homes. Metro News • New focus on foster kids' meds • Shivery with a chance of snowflakes • No biggie: He's out to save the world • Birthplace, status color U.S. Latinos' political view • Portland officer hit, killed on I-5 • Virginia Cafe's owners try to relocate history • Neighborhood activist faces neighbors' animosity • Back Fence • Back Seat • Back Seat • Traffic fatality • Wyden sees rebate weakness Columnists • Extend 2-1-1 lifeline to Invisible Ones » Latest headlines: National + International
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