First, enter the amount reflected on the Form 1099-G, Certain Government Payments you received for Paid Family Leave on your federal return. TurboTax will carry the data to the state return. When you get to your California state return, this income should reflect as being non-taxable.
PFL income is taxable on your federal return and is like unemployment. It does not reflect on your W-2. If you are a California resident, then the Employment Development Department payments you received will be tax-exempt on your California return.
See TurboTaxGeoffreyG's post for more information and excellent screenshots on how to enter these tax documents when completing your return. Click "See entire answer" for the full page view.
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