Supervisor, Wife Are Released From Hospital
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Supervisor Jeff Stone and his wife, Regina, were released from Riverside County Regional Medical Center in Moreno Valley on Tuesday afternoon, where they had been treated for injuries sustained in a weekend motorcycle accident, a spokesman said.
Stone, 50, broke a foot and collarbone and cracked two ribs Saturday when his motorcycle crashed on the Riverside Freeway near Corona in abruptly slowing traffic, officials said.
Stone’s wife, a passenger on the bike, has blurred vision from a concussion, said Stone’s chief of staff, Verne Lauritzen. Both were wearing helmets, Lauritzen said.
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