Campbell's Police Department has long been recognized for its professionalism, innovation, and commitment to the community. Now, it has a facility to match.

The City's new Police Operations Building officially opened July 10, providing officers and professional staff with the modern tools and workspace they need to continue delivering great service.

The new, 27,500-square-foot facility includes an upgraded dispatch center, a Real-Time Intelligence Center, modern training facilities, and an Emergency Operations Center to improve coordination during major incidents. The facility provides officers and professional staff with the space and technology needed to serve Campbell today and into the future.

For Campbell businesses, a safe community and strong public safety services help create an environment where customers, employees, and investment can thrive. The project was funded primarily through Measure O, the $50 million bond measure approved by Campbell voters in 2018. Read more in San Jose Spotlight.

Planning to hire, expand, or make a major investment in your business? The California Competes Tax Credit is accepting applications, now through August 10. The competitive program will award $350 million in tax credits to businesses that create jobs and invest in California. It's the state's largest financial incentive initiative to support business attraction and retention.

GO-Biz is also offering free webinars to explain the program, evaluation criteria, and application process. Additional application rounds will be held in January and March 2027. Learn more.

💰Did You Know? The California Competes Tax Credit is available to businesses of all sizes—not just large corporations.

Each newsletter, we round up some of the latest business openings, expansions, investments, and milestones from around Campbell. Here's the latest:

• 🍣 New on the Menu: One of Downtown Campbell's most prominent restaurant spaces has begun a new chapter. Honō Izakaya & Sushi has opened in the former A Bellagio location (33 S. Central, next to Water Tower Kitchen). Honō serves Japanese small plates, sushi, ramen, and donburi for lunch and dinner. The new restaurant adds a unique izakaya-style concept to Campbell's already diverse dining scene. (Izakaya-style dining emphasizes sharing a variety of small dishes around the table.) Learn more.

• 👨‍⚕️ Medical Services: Sutter Health has opened its new Pediatric Specialty Care Center at 900 E. Hamilton Ave., marking the health system's first location in Campbell. The 11,000-square-foot facility brings together pediatric cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, neurology, hematology, developmental services, and other specialty care under one roof. The new center is designed to simplify care for children with complex medical needs by reducing the need for families to travel between multiple offices. Learn more.

• 🚀 Defense & Aerospace: Congratulations to Campbell-based Orbital Composites, which has been awarded a $1.9 million contract from the U.S. Space Force's SpaceWERX program to advance its AI-enabled robotic manufacturing technology. Orbital Composites develops automated manufacturing systems that produce advanced composite components for aerospace, defense, and energy applications. The award highlights the innovative manufacturing companies that continue to grow and invest in Campbell.

• 🤖 AI & Semiconductors: Campbell-based OXMIQ Labs has closed a $35 million Series A financing round, bringing the company's total funding to $60 million. Founded by former Intel and AMD executive Raja Koduri, the company develops advanced computing technology that enables businesses to build custom AI chips and systems more efficiently. The investment marks a significant milestone for the young company as it moves from product development to broader commercial adoption.

• 📡 Advanced Sensors: Campbell-based Zadar Labs has closed a $17 million Series A financing round to expand production of its imaging radar technology. The company's high-resolution radar systems help autonomous vehicles, industrial robots, and smart infrastructure detect and navigate their surroundings in all weather and lighting conditions. The new funding will support expanded production and deployment as demand grows across transportation, logistics, industrial automation, and security markets.

• 📍 New to Campbell: Campbell recently welcomed Light Links, an optical wireless communications startup that develops technology using light instead of radio waves to transmit data. The company's systems are designed for high-speed, low-latency applications such as robotics, industrial automation, and defense. Light Links chose the Creekside Business Mall in Campbell to be closer to customers and partners and recently completed a $5 million pre-seed financing round to support its next stage of growth. Learn more.

• 🔬 Research & Development: Campbell is also pleased to welcome Azbil North America Research and Development, the U.S. research arm of the global automation technology company. Azbil develops sensors, controls, and automation systems used in commercial buildings, manufacturing, and industrial facilities around the world. The Downtown Campbell office at 300 Orchard City Drive will support the company's ongoing research and product development efforts. Learn more.