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<p>A large rusty metal wall is seen Oct. 19 in North Beren, N.J., covering construction at the ARC Tunnel. The fate of the biggest public works project in the country - a $9 billion-plus rail tunnel under the Hudson River - appears to be sealed after New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie stood firm on his decision to kill it.</p>

<p>A large rusty metal wall is seen Oct. 19 in North Beren, N.J., covering construction at the ARC Tunnel. The fate of the biggest public works project in the country - a $9 billion-plus rail tunnel under the Hudson River - appears to be sealed after New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie stood firm on his decision to kill it.</p>

October 29, 2010

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Hudson River tunnel plan buried
October 29, 2010 9 p.m.

Hudson River tunnel plan buried

TRENTON, N.J. - The biggest public works project in the U.S. - a $9 billion-plus train tunnel connecting New Jersey and New York City - is dead in its tracks.