By Jonathan Allen NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is installing security cameras in all of New York City’s subway cars, officials announced on Tuesday. New York Governor Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, said the cameras would make riders more confident in the safety of the transit system. The plan is to install two cameras in each of 6,355 subway cars, building on a pilot program that saw cameras installed in 100 cars. The work should be completed by 2025, the MTA said. The MTA is spending $3.5 million on the installation, and the remaining $2 million needed is through …