No, it does not matter who made the contribution.
It does not matter if it's the employer contribution or your own contribution, all amounts are considered made to the HSA, even for California. Therefore, the entire amount would be an adjustment on your California return.
You can contribute $3,500 for an individual plan or $7,000 for a family plan with the combined contribution between your employer and yourself. If you are 55 or older, you can contribute an additional $1,000.
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