Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As the springtime weather in New Jersey gets warmer and warmer, homeowners with large trees in their yard are likely even more ...

Ever taken a stroll in the park or traveled through a forest and seen a bunch of fruit trees? The temptation to pick one is so real. As each summer day passes, many fruits are coming in season in ...

It's a moral dilemma: You're walking around the neighborhood, in the middle of the day, temperatures blazing. You're sweaty, thirsty and in need of a refreshment. You look ahead and, like a miracle, a ...

You know you've been tempted. You see a ripe piece of fruit overhanging from a tree on someone else's property, you long to pluck it from the plant and sample the goods. But behind the allure of that ...

Gala apples hang from a branch in the Barden Family Orchard in North Scituate. It's getting to be that time of year: Apples are growing, blackberries have ripened – and pretty soon, you'll be able to ...

A tree whose trunk is on the neighbors' property belongs to them as well as any fruit it bears. As the springtime weather in New Jersey gets warmer and warmer, homeowners with large trees in their ...

Fruits like strawberries, blueberries and cherries will be coming into season soon in Massachusetts. But if you see fruit growing in a neighbor’s yard, can you pick it? Is it stealing? Or if a branch ...

In most areas, the law says the owner of a tree is entitled to any fruit or flowers that grow from it even if they fall off. As the springtime weather in New Jersey gets warmer and warmer, homeowners ...