You will need to contact the institution that generated that statement, since we in the Community can't know what they intended. Is "Long Term Capital Gain Dividends" a dividend or a real capital gain?
But in a sense, it does not matter. California taxes all capital gains (short-term and long-term) as ordinary income. In addition, California taxes all dividends (qualified or not) as ordinary income.
So no matter how you enter them, your California tax return will have the correct numbers.
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