A stalled project to dig new train tunnels under the Hudson River to connect New Jersey commuters to Manhattan for work recently crossed an important threshold and the governors of the two states agreed to split the state costs of the massive project.
NJ Gov. Phil Murphy and NY Gov. Kathy Hochul agreed to evenly split their share of the $14 billion first phase of the project — known as Gateway, The New York Times reported.
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