Spell out state names in the body of a story, whether used alone or in conjunction with a city or town: The Golden Gate Bridge is in San Francisco, California.
Use two-letter postal codes (NC, OH, FL) only when a full address is being used as a mailing address.
In sentence usage, spell out the name of the city and state rather than abbreviate.
Do not capitalize the word “state.” The state of Texas is the second-most populous after the state of California.
Use a comma after names of states and nations used with city names: His journey will take him from College Station, Texas, to Fargo, North Dakota, and back.
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