Coronavirus on Long Island: See updates from March 25

Newsday is providing all readers with access to this breaking news blog on important developments about the coronavirus and our community.

What's happening today:

• Nassau County has 3,285 confirmed cases of coronavirus, Cuomo said in a live press briefing Wednesday. Suffolk has 2,260 confiirmed cases. Nassau County reported seven new deaths linked to the virus on Wednesday, for a total of 17. Suffolk County reported three more deaths for a total of 20.
• Early this morning, the White House and Senate leaders announced an agreement on an unprecedented $2 trillion emergency bill to rush sweeping aid to businesses, workers and the health care system.
• After a steep decline in ridership, the MTA said it would reduce public transportation service across the region, including on the Long Island Rail Road.
• Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, tested positive for coronavirus and is in self-isolation, Clarence House said.

Wednesday evening updates

Watch Nassau County Executive Laura Curran's virtual town hall on COVID-19:

Watch today's briefing from President Donald Trump's Coronavirus Task Force:

Wednesday afternoon updates

Watch Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone's press briefing:

Watch Nassau County Executive Laura Curran's press briefing:

Wednesday morning updates:

Watch Gov. Andrew Cuomo's press briefing: