"long-term/short-term capital gains" - the long-term capital gains should be entered where TurboTax asks for the "Net capital gain or loss from HSA". Since short-term capital gains are taxed as ordinary income, you can add the short-term gains anywhere you have ordinary income. I would consider going to "Here's the income that California handles differently" and going to the bottom "Miscellaneous" to "Other Adjustments to Income". Add the short-terms gains as an addition to income - this will be added as ordinary income.
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