Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A person touches the bottom of a pear as it hangs on the tree. - Ingwervanille/Getty Images If you haven't been fortunate enough ...

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 ...

It's getting to be that time of year: Apples are growing, blackberries have ripened – and pretty soon, you'll be able to find piles of smashed, rotten, unpicked fruit on a city sidewalk or in a ...

The temptation to pick a freshly ripened apple from an overhanging tree on someone's property is strong. But behind the allure of that sweet, delicious taste in that first bite lies a legal question: ...

Cherries hang from a branch on a tree in an orchard off West Sagemoor Road in Franklin County. A cool spring delayed maturity of the sweet fruit around the Mid-Columbia, according to a horticulture ...

It's getting to be that time of year: Apples are growing, blackberries have ripened – and pretty soon, you'll be able to find piles of smashed, rotten, unpicked fruit on a city sidewalk or in a ...