Good morning, Honolulu.

Warning signs have been posted at Ala Moana Bowls and Cromwells Beach after two 8-foot sharks were seen Saturday morning.

Officials say beachgoers should contact Ocean Safety personnel or call 911 if they encounter a shark.

The Coast Guard rescued a 74-year-old man — aboard his disabled 29-foot sailboat, Alice — 489 miles off Tillamook during his voyage from Hilo to Canada after he suffered a shoulder injury amid 30-foot seas.

Kamehameha Schools commissioned a new optical illusion mural in Kalihi designed by Kai’ili Kaulukukui to feature native plants and promote urban greenery.

The 55-foot mural is expected to be completed today and will be followed by an ocean-themed mural just one street over.

Chef Sheldon Simeon showcased a rotisserie chicken kelaguen on HNN’s Sunrise, featuring his new cookbook 'Ohana Style' that celebrates Hawaii’s culinary traditions and family memories.

The award-winning Top Chef alum + cookbook author explained how his recipe reflects his cultural roots.

In Honolulu, the Capital Modern Museum is hosting UNI: Rhythms of the Philippines (a free celebration of Filipino indigenous music, dance, and storytelling) today from 1-3:30 p.m. The event concludes House of Gongs’ week-long music camp with performances, food from NUI Kealoha, and an Art Flea marketplace.

Joanna Ortiz retired after 13 years as Pu'uhale Elementary’s crossing guard (in Kalihi) on May 30 and was honored by the Honolulu Police Department for keeping keiki safe.

The state Department of Transportation will close Runway 8R/26L nightly from 4 p.m. to 4 a.m. starting Monday until June 8 at Honolulu International for runway and taxiway repairs.

Residents in Ewa may experience increased noise during flight operations.

FEMA approved more than $2.1 million in grants for Hawaii County residents who experienced damage from two Kona low storms in March.

The grants will help affected residents rebuild and recover.

HMSA reversed its decade-old payment system, leaving local health providers concerned that patients may soon face fewer primary care options and longer waits in Hawaii.

Some clinics may scale back services as the change takes effect.

Surf conditions will improve this weekend as swells shift from the North Shore to south-facing beaches, including Waikiki.

Beachgoers can expect steady waves that give longer rides for an exciting day out.