If I sold RSUs that were granted in California while I was residing in Oregon, do I owe capital gains taxes to California?

I have been a resident of Oregon for the entirety of 2024, and I sold the stock during 2024. The RSUs were granted while I was residing in California, though. I understand that the RSU's are subjected to CA tax withholdings since I was based in CA at the time of grants. But are my capital gains also taxed by California considering I'm no longer a resident?

Edit: Or to frame it in terms of Turbotax, the capital gains section displays the following:

Your capital gains and losses are taxable to California if the transactions occurred while you were a California resident, or if you were a nonresident and the transactions were related to property located in California.

What would "property located in California" mean in this context? When referring to the sale of stocks, are the stocks considered to be located at the seller's place of residence? Or are they located at the place in which they vested?

Thanks