Christie Says He’ll Fund Hudson Tunnel Only If N.Y. Chips In
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said he’s willing to put money into construction of a rail tunnel to New York City only if the state and city contribute.
Christie in October killed a planned conduit under the Hudson River, citing the prospect of overruns of as much as $5 billion on the $8.7 billion project. The governor, a first-term Republican, said New York state and city weren’t putting in enough.