1. Yes, 'Because I was listed as a "New York Office" employee up until 1/18/2022'. You will file a 'Part Year Resident' return to NY, but all of your 2021 income is 'NY-source' income. Doesn't matter if you ever went to NY after you moved to Texas. New York taxes any income earned by employees of businesses located there as 'New York source income', even remote.
2. Since you state that your company is now located in San Diego as of 1/17/2022, your income from that date is 'California source income.' Are they now withholding CA taxes on your income?
If so, for 2022, you will file a 'Non-Resident' return to California to report your 'California source' income.
However, if they are continuing to withhold NY state taxes, you will need to file as a 'Non-Resident' for New York in 2022. It really depends on where the company is located (or states that they are located).
Here's more info on How to File a Non-Resident State Return and how to file a Part-Year Resident Return.
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